Part 4: 1933 Austin 10 Restoration (The Body goes back on the Chassis!)

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  • @SouthernEngineering
    @SouthernEngineering 4 года назад +1

    Bodywork, that's the fun part!!!

  • @rpuerta1141
    @rpuerta1141 4 года назад +1

    Está quedando genial!!!

  • @dewet3vermeulen23
    @dewet3vermeulen23 4 года назад +1

    Fantastic work, as always Danie. ...the paint that you used on the firewall, it looks like a store bought cannister that your just screw into a spray gun?I've never seen that before , I'm forever mixing and cleaning spray gun cannisters, not that I do a lot of spraying,but something like that would make life much easier for the DIY spray painter like me......

    • @BroughBuilt
      @BroughBuilt  4 года назад +1

      Thank you Dewet3! I used a product localy known as Stone Chip. You use an inexpensive purpose made gun. It has a few nice advantages, the product is rust and "sand blasting" resistant, you can paint over it with any 2k paint afterwards and it is a good filler to cover in perfections.

  • @zanevollenstee3943
    @zanevollenstee3943 4 года назад +1

    Dis so cool oom

  • @michaelrhodes6033
    @michaelrhodes6033 4 года назад

    I have to ask, how many hours has this taken so far, as I am about to purchase a 1933 Austin 10, 4door drophead tourer.

    • @BroughBuilt
      @BroughBuilt  4 года назад

      It's hard to say precisely but so far I would guess about a month and a half if I was work on it full time (which I'm not unfortunately 🙂).

  • @adalbertgyebnar107
    @adalbertgyebnar107 2 года назад

    👍

  • @deonstee3166
    @deonstee3166 4 года назад +2

    soo koel oom