1958 TR3 - Part 15 - The Body Is Complete
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- čas přidán 10. 04. 2024
- The final body touches (not what you think LOL), and the body is complete. But we still have some more work to do on the frame and bottom of the car, so there's gonna be one more episode.
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"Look here with your eyes closed". Love it!
Elin, the finish you have achieved on this car is truly impressive. I've been with you from the start and witnessed your skills develop so I hope you are charging a good rate for your expertise as clearly you have now achieved 'Master' status and you are in demand.😀
Impressive series Elin. Great job on saving an old TR3. I learned a lot . Thanks.
Amazing job and amazing instructional videos as always Elin!
Nice work!
I swear you can do with metal what others can only do with clay - what a lucky owner
I am so, so, so IMPRESSED
Great tool box .
She is looking real good. I hope the body filler guy cares as much as you did, and after the car gets painted, Phil shows us the finished project!
You are an artist and a remarkable craftsman. The breadth of your skills is amazing.
Brilliant work Elin. That car was much more beat-up than it looked. You've made it as good as anyone could.
Well done Elin.. another beautiful TR3 back to life and on the road thanks to you !
Second...I'm retired. Great job altogether on the TR3, Elin. Thanks for all of the valuable videos.
The factory on its best day never came close to this standard!
Great work Elin.. It's already looking better than the TR-2, 3, & 3A I used to own. Bolt-on's are very convenient at times, but they do move around when you drive over rough terrain. I remember in or around 1967, a small company in the UK made fibreglass replacement replacement panels for the early TR's, but they never caught on for road cars apart form the hardtops they made.
Looking grrreat!! You have done a fabulous job. You should be very happy.
Impressive English wheel work!
Great job on finishing up the body work on the car.impressive dolly work . I enjoy your choices of music.great video as always.on to the final assembly.😎😎😎👍👍👍
Very nice work. Great seeing it come together step by step. I’ve seen body people use a wide black marker as a guide to where the highs and lows are. Doesn’t have any thickness and sands right off. Anyway, impressive, nice job.
Elin = Master Fender Bender
You’ve done a great job on this which I believe is your first TR3, maybe you’ll make a habit of them.
As for the small issues with fitment, what do you bet these left the assembly line with many just like it that quality control would miss or ignore just sending them off to be shipped.
Good luck with frame.
Great music elen good touch
Let's hope the paint shop won't slap 3cm of body filler on the fenders now. With your preparation, a light coat would suffice :)
Looking really good Elin!
Btw, I may have mentioned before, but you should check out Carter Auto Restyling. He does some amazing work with just a hammer and dolly, and a little shrinking disc and bulls-eye pick. Excellent tutorials and explanations.
Elin, have you ever used an oxygen acetylene torch to shrink metal? I watched a YT video about it the other day. I think it might have been helpful on some of that fender work.
Oh, and that's a HUGE new toolbox! Very cool! I'm jealous!😊
Elin are you going to build this car or will it go back to the customer as a restored shell?
Sorry Elin I wrote this just before you mentioned that the car will go back to Phil for continuance..🙏
First 😉
You should be working….
@@RustyBeautiesI’m trying…stop posting videos 😉
Who is this Cheftush guy Elin? A mate of yours? 😁
@@cheftush Will we see you putting that oh-so-orderly garage to use soon? Will we? 😁
@@philtucker1224 He's just a guy that used to upload videos about cutting up vegetables.