Hi Nick ,Great work as usual, The Nose job was execlent executed totally seen great progress, the floor panels did make te cargo department exquisit.Well-Done.mate🇦🇺🙏🏻👍🏻 Greetings.Hubertus🇳🇴🇳🇱🍀☮cheers🇦🇺
Great work as always Niko! Ive got the same issue on my A-Pillar on the other side, so will be interested to see how you push it out. Mine seems worse than yours, so look forwards to you covering it. All the best.
I used one assembled dog leg and one that came in two parts when I did my 64. I found it much easier to install the outer part first and then fit the inside. Also the left door may be a little flat making it longer than it should be. Sometimes they lose some curve when rusted and repaired. I would make a template to check the lower curve with a known good door.
Nick, what’s the deal with all the places you work? Where are you working on this bus? Is this business lockup for you, as well as what you have at home, as well as what you do at oven boys? Trying to keep up! 😆 Great uploads as always - it’s my Saturday morning treat with a coffee over here in the UK. 🇬🇧
Great tips on the door hinges.
@@VWJawbreaker cheers Gary 👍🏽 some days I hate buses 😂
You are really plugging along! Great video!
Make it look so easy 👍👍👍
Nice work! I got my mug the other day! Drinking from it now!
@@SkaterStimm great to hear mate I’ve got some stickers I want to send you too😁👍🏽
Hi Nick,
another great and educational video.
I wasn't aware of the small window at the back of the dogleg. But of course it makes sense.
@@AircultBerlin if you’re repairing doglegs, it’s best to buy the two piece versions then you don’t have to cut that little window👍🏽
@@DemopVWgarage Next time... unfortunately I already have one here. Let's see how well it actually fits
Hi Nick ,Great work as usual, The Nose job was execlent executed totally seen great progress, the floor panels did make te cargo department exquisit.Well-Done.mate🇦🇺🙏🏻👍🏻 Greetings.Hubertus🇳🇴🇳🇱🍀☮cheers🇦🇺
@@HubertusSchaper thanks mate it’s coming together well hopefully not too much longer and we will be into body work🙏
Great work as always Niko! Ive got the same issue on my A-Pillar on the other side, so will be interested to see how you push it out. Mine seems worse than yours, so look forwards to you covering it. All the best.
@@peterdonaldson6786 hopefully using the porta power will move it a few millimetres and then we should be fine👍🏽
I used one assembled dog leg and one that came in two parts when I did my 64. I found it much easier to install the outer part first and then fit the inside. Also the left door may be a little flat making it longer than it should be. Sometimes they lose some curve when rusted and repaired. I would make a template to check the lower curve with a known good door.
@@thenovascotiabarndoor1954 yes Stan, I’m thinking that left door definitely had some damage and its a bit out. I will double check it👍🏽
noice one Gazza
@@PowerRepublic well thats right Dezz😝
Bugs, vans, utes. One day you might be busy. Seriously, I think your panel gaps are better than factory
The ocd is real 😂 cheers Dale🤙🏽
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Wow, it’s really coming along. Can’t believe that you’re going to put windows in it. Are you getting new doors with windows ?
@@besenzon1 cheers mate, yeh its going to have the og doors cut in with frames.
Nick, what’s the deal with all the places you work? Where are you working on this bus? Is this business lockup for you, as well as what you have at home, as well as what you do at oven boys? Trying to keep up! 😆
Great uploads as always - it’s my Saturday morning treat with a coffee over here in the UK. 🇬🇧
My shed is like the tardis you know😉😁 yeh 3 at the go at once keeps me busy