Splitting a Quarter Panel for Trunk Clearance | 1965 Dodge Coronet 500 Episode 17
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- The driver side quarter panel had been replaced at one point during the life of my Coronet. The problem was that it had been installed just a little off and the trunk lid hit when it was closed.
My buddy Drew came over to the house, along with his 30 years of bodywork experience. I was planning on having him check the situation and get it started and then I would finish weld and grind.
He finished the entire job in 2 hours.
Thanks Drew.
Sure is nice to have friends like Drew, he whipped it on it and you got it roughed in. Keep up the good content.
Thanks Jeff, I'm just slowly hammering away.
@@Chuck_House_of_Mopar slow and steady wins the race.
People like Drew are worth their weight in gold in this life. Pretty rare, too.
Digging the work and yes, digging the scoop too - one of the few I actually like is that design.
Meh, screw Covid. Had it when that whole thing first started. Ain't no hill for a stepper. 🙂
Happy New Year and God bless y'all!
- Ed on the Ridge
Thanks Ed, it should look pretty good on there. Happy New Year.
Nice work! You are giving me motivation for what ive got lying ahead.
Go for it!
Good job, my friend...
Happy New Year, and may all the best happen in our lives, and may the mopar blood that runs through our veins become stronger and stronger.
Thanks Bro!
I have a sixty five dodge cornet Drag car Like your videos keep up the good work
Sounds pretty cool Dale. Are you in NSS?
I'm starting to like the green with a white scoop and white top
I hear ya.
You are really kicking out the vids here lately. Understand you saying won’t necessarily keep up this schedule.
The Vaseline comment was probably a reference to Curley, a character from the John Steinbeck novel Of Mice and Men. He always wore a glove on his left hand full of Vaseline to keep his hand soft.
No kidding, I read that book in 7th grade but I don't remember that part.
Good to have friends who know what they’re doing. I have a door on my 65 Satellite that was hit by a forklift at the salvage yard, no door skins were available and I had no clue how to stretch and shrink all that metal back in place but my buddy did. It turned out great with very little filler. Where did you find your hood scoop? That’s exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks
A guy named Hemi Eddy is selling them for someone else. He's on the Facebook group Early 63-65 B bodies.
Congrats on that door.
this is just a test
Test OK