Fixing classic pickup bumpers with a hydraulic press, rachet straps, hammer, and welder!!
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- In today's episode of Lambvinskis Garage, we go into a bit of a montage while we fix this awesome 1965 Dodge Sweptline bumper! We'll use a few pretty cool methods that worked extremely well. We couldn't be happier with how this turned out! Let us know what you think, and as always, enjoy the video!
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Excellent work on saving that classic original bumper.
@jeffreyflick4501 thank you! We were super happy with how it turned out!
Nice work. I may put some of those massaging techniques to work over here. My D100s both have front bumpers that need attention, as well as a rear bumper for my Dart. Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you! It's definitely worth the effort, it made this truck look WAY better!
I would b proud to put that bumper on my old dodge
U r so good u don't need no stinking hadrlic press well done
Looks amazing what size tire did you put on it?
31x10.5r15!
@@LambvinskisGarage thank you! I think I’m going to run those on mine fills out the wheel well nicely, is the orange and white color scheme factory? Looks awesome 👍
@@landonproductions2373 nice! They do fill out nicely and made it a bit higher geared! It's actually red but it's been sun faded orange. My dad had one just like it back on the 80s!