2015 Toyota Corolla light front collision over the bumper time lapse repair
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ค. 2018
- This Corolla rear ended another car with the right front corner. Since the driver was on the brakes and the front end was nosed to the ground, the impact with the other car was above the bumper in a weak area. The hood, right fender, bumper, headlights, windshield, right upper rail, apron, and right side of the upper tie bar were replaced. There were scratches on the two front doors and rear bumper so those were painted too even though they were not part of the accident.
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I like you telling us the details rather than music, great video
Thanks, that is the format I will be using from now on.
Dude, I like your videos a lot. They show me that there are more ways to fix an accident than just throwing it to the auto body shops. I know you have been doing this for a very long time, but it still nice to see what can be done and what to watch for when buying an older car that is questionable.
Thanks!
Anything is fixable brother
Excellent job, don't worry about this footage. Really appreciate your effort in posting the repairs.
Thanks. I'm glad my viewers are understanding, sometimes things just don't go right. Thanks for watching!
Your time lapse videos are some of my favorites. I learn allot watching them and I don't have to sit and listen to some guy babble on and not get to it. Thank you.
Hopefully in my how tos, I won't be the babbling guy. lol I'll try and keep them interesting. Thanks for the support!
I'm always impressed with the details that you put in... that you just don't have to.
There’s something relaxing about watching a car being pulled on the frame rack 😎
I actually do like watching the parts move in the videos myself.
Question: 1:26 (or near that time), is it easier to just change that frame?
Hi Vehcor. Another professional repair. Well done and thankyou for taking the time to share your knowledge. 👍
Thanks, I'm glad to share with people that appreciate it! Thanks for the support!
You're very talented and a master of the craft. I like the time lapse videos as I don't always get to check back periodically to see one from start to finish. I am sure the hands on guys will enjoy the how to videos. I will view those too as time allows. I like your channel.
Thanks, thanks for watching. I will make sure to always have a time lapse of all the jobs when they are done even if I have update videos for the process. I know some people just want to watch it all, start to finish.
you are doing a GREAT JOB! do not lose motivations. You are helping others a LOT!
Thanks, that is why I do it! Thanks for watching!
This absolutely great work! Keep stay motivated. Don't worry about the lost footage! I love the voice over.
Thanks, I'm glad you guys are forgiving! lol I'll keep them coming! The voice over was the idea of my viewers, if you have an idea to make the videos better, let me know. All advice is appreciated. Thanks for the support!
As a retired fleet tech, I’ve done tons of rework of factory warranty crap as well as spent loads of time on rework on hack body shops till it made me leave the trade from burnout after 30 years.
You sir are rare and I’ve seen so much that I can’t forget just walking through shops that made me cringe.
Thanks for the great video and keep them safety glasses on those precious eyes my friend.
Thanks, I have run into some scary stuff I have had to repair in my rebuilds also!
Keep putting them out. Most viewers need to know how it's done and that the cars are safe. Thanks again.
Will do! I'm fighting the car manufacturers that want to scare people into buying new cars all the time but I'll do what I can. Thanks for watching.
Great video my niece just recked her 2015 Corolla exact same accident and Area, so now I know the car can be fixed Thanks a lot
Thanks, it looks worse than it is. There is no support up there so it just folds up even in minor accidents. Good luck on the repair and thanks for watching.
I like the way you work on cars and trucks. You are a skilled mechanic, and if i ever had a collison car to repair, i wish i could find someone like you to repair my car/truck. Keep these videos coming! 😊
Thanks, there are still a few of us that worry about the product before the profit. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for completing this video. I always thought you are genius. Sometimes exhaustion plays with our motivation. You have done very well up till now. I always look forward to your videos. Every video seems to be unique even if your process remains basically the same. Your skills never cease to amaze me, although you might think it is only common sense. Take a tip from an old timer, all day work and no play makes Jimmy a dull boy. make sure you replenish yourself enough. Blessings.
So glad I found you vehcor! Ditto @harryvanniekerk7269. No dull Jimmy's. Will check out more of your vid's.
Thank you Scott. Reminds me when I was working at my cousins bodyshop. 1980's You do good work.
Great work as always and don't worry about the lost footage, I enjoyed it greatly.
Thanks and thanks for the understanding!
This is the first time I look to your videos. Sorry we missed the bulk of the recording but I did enjoy learning from your experience. Keep them coming.
I'll keep making them, thanks for watching them. I am glad I could share my experience!
There's something relaxing about watching a professional, with a sense of humour, going about his craft, without an Alvin and the Chipmunks soundtrack blaring away in the background.
Keep up the amazing work, mate, and pop down to Sydney for a pint when the weather gets shit in your hemisphere.
Thanks, glad you appreciate my humor, not everyone does. lol I would like to visit you guys down under again.
Good job i learn something new each time you repair a car . I try to evaluate wrecks from how you have repaired them .Thanks for taking the time to explain the repair have seen a lot of cut n splice get it done jobs on you tube
I'm glad you learn something, I never thought of myself as a teacher and did not intend for these videos do teach in the beginning, but now, it seems that is my main goal. Hey, you guys teach me too. I fix cars, my viewers let me know what they want from me on this platform and I am happy to deliver. I'm not a hack it together kind of guy. If I do the work, I want it to be right or why bother. Thanks for watching and the support.
Wow , thank you for helpful videos . Bought salvage Toyota Highlander from auction with apron damage. In the beginning was worried how I will fix it , but watching your videos seems it’s not that hard, thank you
Glad the video was helpful. I will have a how to on the Terrain that I go in detail with installing the apron and rail. It will not be out for a little bit though, too much going on right now. Thanks for watching and good luck on the Highlander!
Hi great repair again don't worry about missing footage everyone knows things can go wrong really looking forward to the how to video's big thumbs up from England
Thanks, it is bad enough when I forget the camera at home and either have to go back and get it, deal without the footage or just scrap the idea of getting any work done that day. It really sucks when I did all the work and thought it was all recorded. I have all the footage for some of the how to videos, now I just need to edit and upload before I manage to lose it. lol Thanks for watching. Best wishes from the other side of the pond!
Great Job! We all suffer the loss of video with you, not against you. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, it was just a real bummer to me. I'm glad you guys are understanding! Thanks for the support, will do!
I myself would like more detailed videos vs timelapse since you asked , either way .... love the channel . Keep um coming Mr. Grand am
I like making and editing those better so I think I will stick with them. Thanks for watching.
this dude is a beast ..literally a do it all master mechanic
I literally grew up in a body shop. lol
Subscribing because of the end, motivation. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for your videos. I started watching repair videos from another TH-camr and while he was entertaining, he was obviously not a body man or a mechanic and did some absolutely wrong and dangerous things. Anyway, you can tell a guy who knows what he’s doing and does a job right. You know what your doing and it’s refreshing to watch a “pro”. Are you a trained mechanic and/or body man?
Thanks for watching. I have recently started watching videos here and there and I know what you mean. It is good that you can realize the difference between the right way and the way people sometimes do things. The biggest problem is than sometimes people that don't do things the right way have a large following of people that are learning things the wrong way and go on to make the same mistakes in their projects. I am a mechanic. I worked in a bodyshop for years and did bodywork when the mechanical shop got slow. I took classes and trained with the other body techs and have done my own rebuild projects for 20+ years. So I have a little experience with every aspect of a rebuild from frame work to painting.
Very inspirational man, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Really appreciated your hard work ❤️
Great Video. Ive got a Nissan Sunny with the same damage and after seeing this it gives me a good understanding on how to fix that apron. Got yourself a new sub. Cheers from Fiji !
Thanks. I had to look it up, I had never heard of them. They look like our Sentras. Glad to have you with us! Good luck on the repair. Greetings from the USA!
THANK YOU !!!! I have always wanted to know how to weld quarter panels and body structures. I love your channel :)
We have to start at the beginning with the basics. I'll get into the big panels as the jobs come along but once you learn the basics, the rest is pretty much the same regardless of the panel you are replacing. Thanks for watching and the support!
Sure liked your narrating your videos, you seem to be a really humble guy!
Thanks, those are the ideas of my viewers. The narration makes the videos a little more watchable and add some education. My girlfriend would disagree about me being a humble guy. lol
I got a 2010 corolla with about the same amount of damage but on the drivers side front corner that I’m gonna attempt to fix myself over time. I hope it comes out almost as good as yours. Great job 👍
Good luck with the job. The driver side is a little easier! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for doing this videos we really enjoy your videos
Good to hear, thank you for watching them.
Hi sir thank you even after 2 years you da best!
Great job like always enjoy watching your videos
I'll keep making them. Thank you for your support!
You are so right about salvage cars
I love them
Properly informed people can save thousands and be just as safe as a new car buyer. I have driven rebuilt vehicles all my life. Thanks for watching. I'll do what I can to help people understand like we do!
You are like me, kind of wierd in a good way, but genuinely a good person... Love your videos bro, respects..!
Thank you very much for your effort, excellent job
No problem, thank you for watching!
Scott, You are the Best! Thanks
we all make mistakes, we're only human, just keep going, I know I really enjoy your work, you got me hooked with that duramax mistake rebuild
Yep, if more people would learn to accept that the world would be a much better place. Thanks for watching. Hopefully I can get some more Dmaxes!
Thanks for your videos you are a very talented man!
Thanks and thanks for watching!
Very soothing, enjoy watching these
Thanks, glad you enjoy them.
Mad skills...thanks for taking the time.
Thanks, no problem! Thanks for watching!
This is what you look like when you drilling out spot welds 😬
Love your work man🤓
That's a great-looking job on that little Corolla. You're right people have way too many misconceptions about a repaired car, or a rebuilt car. I used to work in a limousine Factory. Those people were considered certified aftermarket remanufacturers. My company that I worked for manufactured limousines and funeral cars and trust me the only person that deserves to ride in that funeral car was the man in the casket. If the car buying public saw the manufacturing process for those Autos they'd run off screaming Into the Night. Thanks for another great video take care.
I know exactly what you are talking about on the limos. I have worked on a few and some of the work is scary! The same goes for the handicapped vans! People trust all these modified pieces of garbage but a car with a salvage title that may not even have been damaged is unsafe? The worst is not uninformed people, it is the people that are heavily informed..... with incorrect information and there is a lot of incorrect information available. Hopefully,I can provide some good quality information to whatever small portion of the population I can reach. Thanks for the support, have a good month!
These comments caught my attention considering the world famous limo accident that happened in NY a couple weeks ago. Wow
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Hey, that was great, I’m looking forward to your how to vids, always interested in learning something new.
Thanks, as soon as I get them all done, they will start coming out. Hopefully I can show you something new. I did try to throw in some little tips here and there that I have learned over the years. Thanks for watching!
Masterful. U hav sum interesting tools for this type fix.
I actually like to buy cars like these !!
In the used car world its actually a good thing to know whats broken to repair it and have a really good running car for half the price sometimes !
I agree 100%
You still did a great job bro💯💯💯
Thanks
Modern car are so complex with tons of technology which make reparation difficult and boring as hell. Good job!
Difficult, I agree but with all of their issues, they are never boring. lol Thanks for watching.
You are really good at what to do. I hope to garner the skills one day.
Thanks, years of practice!
Great video thanks for uploading!
Good job & good video. No need for apologies. During the heat of battle, stuff happens.
Thanks for being understanding.
Brother I respect you!!!
Seeing your repairs puts my faith back in people who rebuild salvaged cars. Being russian I've seen some very sketchy stuff that's driven me very far away from rebuilt cars/trucks.
Don't worry we have plenty of those hack here in the US. I have seen some scary stuff that I had to repair before I could sell the car. Thanks for watching.
I'd definitely let you rebuild a car for me. Awesome work
Thanks!
Thanks so much for the great video. I wonder if making a 1-1/2 inch hole on the wall of the passenger side front wheel well would affect the structure of the 2012 Camry. I wanted to have access to the PCV valve, which is at the back of the engine and under the intake manifold. The hole would be slightly above the frame and near the strut tower. I would appreciate your advice kindly! (There are people who do the job from below the engine or by removing the intake manifold, but, at 74, I feel either of the methods is too much for me). Thanks again!
Great job bro , this is what I call body and fender repair done the right way.
Thank you
Very good frame work
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no stupid music. subscribed and straight to the point
awesome work!!
Thanks
You are good mate.You got a sub and you are too loyal and humanitarian as a matter of fact, to your fans and we are obliged. God bless!
Thanks, glad to have you here! Thanks for the support. I wouldn't be here without you and your fellow viewers!
Liked and already subscribed. Keep up the good work! 😊
The faces this guy makes while working, priceless.
I enjoy your work and it looks great! new subscriber here.
Thanks and glad to have you here!
More videos please. Great job!
Thanks, more videos are on the way.
Outstanding job.
Thank you!
Great video. Just subscribed. Can't wait to see more.
Thanks, glad to have you with us!
Great work!
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Well done sir.
Excelente work
Great professional job 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks!
Thanks and very good video. subscribed.
I wish this guy was my next-door neighbor.
You might not say that after the sound of the air chisel at 02:00. 😂
Sir you are genius i wish I have 10% OF your amazing skills i yes came over your channel yesterday and I subscribe your channel is amazing (SORRY FOR THE MISSPELLING
I know is only amount)MATTER of time for this channel exploded with hundreds of thousands of subscribers
BTW next year I m thinking to buying a wreck car with mild damages
Thanks, it is all years of practice. I used to think that my channel exploding wasn't possible but it doubled in size in 4 days because of one video (2015 Silverado). I started with the easy ones like this and worked up to the big ones like the Enclave and some of the Terrain videos. The basics are the same so once you learn them, you can do it all. Good luck on your rebuilds. I have some how to videos that will be coming out next month that might be helpful. Thanks for watching and glad to have you as a sub!
@@vehcor you have amazing skills people appreciate people like you
the way you explain every detail is so easy to understand
Like I say your channel will go far
You are a hard working person
LATINOfromPUERTOrico FORMER/usaMARINE I hope you are right. I wish I had started this channel sooner. I just never thought people would want to watch me work.lol Thanks for the support!
@@vehcor you good real good I know little by little people will come
@@vehcor I love watching you your channel is very interesting & educational in the Auto Body Repair Business I learn a lot watching you as I informed you before I went to school for Auto Body Repair even though I gain information & knowledge from watching you Thanks For Making it interesting
That's exactly what our Toyota FORTUNER needs! Hope you can rebuild it.Awesome work.
Thanks!
It all looked so easy. Can't imagine how a wrecked car can become good as new!
Still wouldn't buy a wrecked car but you did an amazing job. 😍
Thanks, no one should be afraid of a car that is repaired correctly. A lot of people say the same thing, some of them are actually driving wrecked cars and don't even know it! Thanks for watching!
Well my v10 tdi -03 Touareg is repaired 3 times including one time totaled, One time heavily flooded, both cylinder heads repaired once and still going strong. I don't afraid to drive it, I love it 😄 Here in Finland more than 70% of all cars are repaired, some less, some more in their average life time which is now 19 years...
Mr Spotty liked it!!
Thanks for video keep posted us
Great video 👍👌
Thanks!
I'm pretty much disabled now and can't barely walk. I enjoy your video because I liked cars, don't have one, but I wish.
coolest job ever!!!
Thanks
Thanks for sharing!
No problem. Thanks for watching!
Great Channel Great Work Bravo!.
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GREAT VIDEOS!!!!!!
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I have the choice right now to lay on the most beautiful beach in the world in Thailand or watch your video at the hotel. So far I'm at two videos about to start the third one.
GO TO THE BEACH. The videos will be here when you get back! lol Thanks for watching though and enjoy your vacation!
Great job
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Beautiful
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The lord has uploaded! Hallelujah!
HAHA, thanks for watching!
Great job.
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I know I'm late but new subscriber here! Awesome work! Do you have your own shop or do you work for someone? Thanks again for the hard work you are putting in just to share your knowledge with us!
It's never too late to join the family! Glad to have you here. I rent the shop on nights and weekends. No problem, happy to share! Thanks for watching.
Hi 😊 Nice job.
Thanks!
Excelent videos perfect results. If possible may i know the make and model of the equipment you use under the vehicle to pull and straighten the body. Thx in advance you're a pro at what u do
Thanks, the frame rack is a Car-O-Liner. Best on the market in my opinion. Also the most expensive. This one is 30+ years old and the model number is long gone, sorry. There are a few different models they offer now for different uses. Thanks for watching!
Nice job
Thank you.
Super cool!
Great job! 👍
Wish I could buy it from you! Lol
Thanks but it was already sold.
Great job !!!!!
Thanks!
Since this a 2015 model. it doesn't have the Safety Sense package that Toyota added in 2017 which includes pre-collison system with brake assist.
Like any other system, they are not perfect. I have seem some that even the pre-collision systems could not prevent. I agree it may have been useful in this case though but then I wouldn't get to fix it. lol Thanks for watching.
Davin Peterson A safety sense package doesn’t replace your eyes
When working on the upper rail is it worth to replace it if there is small indentation or would it be better to just straighten it out (same car but small indentation caused it to be about 10degree out from original postion would i need to weld a new one in or can i get away with just bending it back in place?)