69 Camaro tail panel removal and install
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- čas přidán 13. 05. 2017
- Published 14 May 2017
Sorry this took so long to complete. Had some small issues to take care of and then it seemed to workout with the tail panel. Welded all the spots that I thought would need to be welded, will use seam sealer where it meets up with the quarter panels and any other areas that have a gap. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
You have a lot of patience. Awesome job for restoring a beautiful Camaro. I love the work you do and learn a lot from your expertise. Thank you!
thanks. Its starting to warm up finally so I will get out to the garage start working again. I have no heat in there.
good job on the tail panel. That's a lot of work. Glad you are back on the car.
Looking good Alien .... your getting closer and closer .... bet like me you will be happy to see her done and able to enjoy driving her
69 NovaGuy you are so right. To tell the truth I will be happy just to get it back down on all tires.
I'm just about to weld on my outer tail panel. Thanks for this video, it's super helpful. Cheers!
Thanks and Good luck. Remember test fit test fit test fit.
This is awesome. Thank you for a good video. Helped me figure/decide what to do with my 69 at the bottom of the quarters!
Glad to help. I've learned most everything from you tube, trial and error. Had some great comments over the years which help in pointing me in the right direction.
Nice work!!
Seam seal for the win
looks great
How's the trunk lid gaps.
I will show you in the next video
The one part tou didn't know the name of is called a inner valance.
Thank you.
@@AlienRestoMod I've been watching all your videos and ordering parts. Thanks for all the how to videos.
Alien, when you removed the tail panel, are both quarter panels welded or just bolted up. I have one quarter panel almost ready to be bolted. Also did you do both quarter panels and then filler and tail panel, trunk lid.
What I did was as I was taking out the tail panel I decided to stop the tail panel removal and focus on the trunk. The trunk was key 2 welding to the tail panel and the quarter panels on either side. so this is the order I went in installation quarter panels first but did not weld the back half of the quarter panels until the trunk was taken care, I used to filler panel in the trunk it wasn't a full trunk panel it was just a filler piece in the center, then I did the tail panel and finished welding the quarter panels on either side to the tail panel and to the trunk tell panel supports, those are those angle brackets that i pointed to in the video. At this point the filler panel was just held in by sheet metal screws to hold it in position. I wanted to leave that tell last so I can adjust things. Hope this helped.
Sorry that first post was well I just got up.
1 quarter panels
2 truck floor
3 tell panel
4 filler panel
I don't know if you seen all my videos but remember this is my first time doing this and I just went with what made sense. There's a guy called Rarerat he has been restoring camaro's for a while and very good at it. Check him out.
@@AlienRestoMod, yes it did. After I messaged you, I watched a lot more of the videos all the way through. Hopefully I don't run into the same issue with the trunk lid. Thanks for taking the time and writing me back
Alien, In your personal opinion do you think I should put some bracing on my car when I do the quarters. As of right now my car is on Jack stands. Car is in running condition so obviously it has it's full weight on the stands. I have one quarter off ready to be moched up for another fit or two. Then I'm going to throw a couple of screws and maybe a few tacks on. Then I was thinking about starting on the next quarter, then the filler then the tail. I'm asking about the bracing because one side will only have some screws and tacks and I'm afraid if I start cutting off the other quarter the rear might sag or something like that.
Of all the youtubers ( experienced) I've watched most did use some sort of bracing so everything would line up. I should've used braces in a couple places. I would use braces if you're going to take off more then one panel at a time, like the quarters.
Its a shame you went all the way there and didn't replace the trunk floor
Dudly, I did in a earlier video. It should be called truck floor pan.