Extreme Rust Repair Part 1- How to Fix Rust on a Classic Vehicle. 1966 Chevy C10 Restoration
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Today is a very exciting day for no one! We are starting on the rust repair on the 1966 Chevy C10 truck. In this episode we will begin repairing the floors, cab braces and lower door posts. There is also a special guest appearance from unexpected rust.
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That was some fine cobbling with that cab. Now at least you are anchoring it down so it stays as square as it can be. Thanks for the tips.
I've been doing this type of work for almost 50 yrs this craftsman inspires me to keep on doing the impossible great job what a talent this man is
Thank you Lester!
Nice Lambo save...they are known for rusting, so lots of repair parts out there for 'em.
Rust repairs and Kyle on fire! What a great episode! 👏
Ahhh. One of those elites with their smoking jackets I have heard about.
Apologies accepted. Dude, I really don't know what you saw in that cab. Fair dues to you on tackling a job of that magnitude. Makes for some interesting viewing.
Nice to se I’m not the only one that enjoys working on old rusty junk. Here in Massachusetts it’s get harder to find stuff at a decent price to work on.
There is always something to be gained from watching others work, great stuff!😊
Love the vintage smoking jacket. Thanks as always
Thanks, just trying to give the show an extra touch of class!
Part 2, part 2.......we'll all need part 2
Tune in next weekend for more!
Scintillating episode ! Two thumbs up. It had pirates and fire no less. This Carter guy knows more about rust than Alec Baldwin....(ohhh that was tasteless comment...did I really write that.....what's wrong with me....)
Hahaha tasteless comments are always welcome here!
I love the sudden cat footage randomly thrown in your videos. Thanks again for sharing your talents.
Haha thanks, there would be no show without the cats
The master is on fire 🔥
Kyle, even when you "fabricobble" it's a great job. Smokin' episode!
Thanks Eric!
Nothing much new to say here- appreciate you will fix stuff someone else can’t, or won’t, and move it on down the line. Makes a car guy’s heart feel good to see . Way better than the damn crusher - the guys who run those have to be dead inside
They may be dead inside, but there's a lot more money in crushing them than fixing them....gets a lot more views on RUclips too!
@@CarterAutoRestyling and that is terrible too- those viewers need psychiatric help…but then , who doesn’t I guess
good to see you still doing the "easy" stuff....you might not realise it but you have solved a huge problem amateur restorers face when faced with a job of this magnitude...... just where exactly do you start or how to start the first cut,so well done.
thanks for your effort in doing the job and posting it for us wannabe metal workers
joe
Crazy firestarter😂 don't let the insurance company see you😮😮
Your wrong there ... I enjoyed this one ... lots of tips and tricks ... lookin forward to part two ... 👍
You said something about being committed to your craft, I will agree in as far to say anyone that takes on the sort of projects that you do needs to be committed.
Ain't that the truth!
Thank you. You are an excellent teacher.
Awesome job, it takes a real passion for thim old trucks. To want to spend that much time and effort to save it. God bless
You sure do make it look easy
As much as I will never perform body repair at Kyle's level, I love the videos and it's nice to see someone who knows WTF they're doing with fitting, cutting, welding, planishing, stretching, shrinking, *AND* fashion.
Also: Nice work with that FUBAR rear cab mount. Super rusted and busted, that one was.
I have to agree! Especially the fashion part!🤣
I actually know nothing about the first six items on your list, but I'm so glad that my fashion expertise is finally being recognized!
But we should aspire to anyway.
I always enjoy your content and the burning jacket never gets old
I hate rust, but I love watching people that know what they are doing to fabricate and install new metal. You make it look easy and that is dangerous to people like me!
I'm getting pretty tired of rust too! Thanks for watching!
I was a carpenter for 50 years and it amazes me how fast you can swing your hammer. I finally got my patreon bank card updated. I went with the VIP level because I'm cheating the other guy and passing the money on to you. Thank you for the awesome video. I learn on every one of them. The kids say howooool.
Thanks so much for cheating the other guy and passing the savings on to me! A lifetime of glue sniffing is the secret to fast hammer swings
ha ha ha!
I live in Indiana where we can still get the good stuff.@@CarterAutoRestyling
You can hammer as fast as you like with windows movie maker.
I'd leave the speaker holes cause I like my music when I'm cruising and those holes are in the correct location for rear speakers in a pickup. As far as the floor and supports, you've done a really nice job. It don't get much more professional than what you've done. Thanks for taking me along on this journey to restore what others call junk. lol.
How dare you waste my time by making me watch and learn how to manipulate metal and repair rust and dents. The audacity!
On a real note, thank you so much for another awesome video! It amazes me how much I learn every time you post a video. Thank you!
Haha thanks for giving me the chance to waste your time!
A nasty comment. Thanks for the videos. Be well and keep them coming !
Thanks! I appreciate the nasty comment haha
If I watch for a few minutes I can say that those first two patch panels fit amazingly well. I had tons of patch panels that were absolute crap. yours are obviously on the better side.
Yeah the quality of patch panels for these trucks has actually improved over the years. 15 years ago on my other 66 the majority of the panels were "universal fit" garbage.
That opening gave me the giggles.
Glad you got a laugh out of it!
Great show and you used one of my favorite words "Datum"! Duly not on the wax tip. Thanks
stretching with a chisel edge is old school & completely legit
Nice job! Thanks for your hard work producing this.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
So happy that you worked on that Studebaker and I subscribed. I enjoy channels that are informative yet have creators that have fun and aren’t under the gun like the cable channels, “Oh God, we have three days to get this to auction! What WILL we do?!”. 😂😂
Thanks! I'm looking forward to selling out and getting my own cable tv shown with manufactured drama. Haha
You’re mad skills will make this truck come together nicely
I hope it comes together!
That's a really nice,,Lamborghini Geraldo Rivera,,you got there!
Hahah thanks!
Lamborghini finally figured out to downsize the wheels for a better ride, I see. Great installment as always! Cheers.
It's nice that they finally listened to the complaint letters I've been mailing them for years.
You got talent in rust repair
I hope I can get it figured out soon!
One of your best videos someone working on one of these trucks will get a lot from it . Keep up the good work.
Thank you!
Wow. Damn fine outro music. Searched and saved.
I enjoyed your welding, and watching the truck resume it's shape. Very educational. Thanks!
Jeez you’re on fire again. Been a while- glad to see your fire fighting skills are still top notch
Feels like old times again
Nice work. Anyone that doesn't go insane using those patch panels should be rewarded in the afterlife. But somehow you got them all stuck together. Can't wait to see this project completed. Living in the dessert southwest US, I rarely get to see this type of perfect rust!!! lols.........you are so lucky!!!!!!
Sorry to hear you're missing out on all the rusty awesomeness! If you'd like I can scoop up all the rust and mail you a care package (shipping at your expense) haha
O:43 seconds in, and I can already anticipate that this smokin' video is gonna to be worth the price of admission..
Thanks Philip, I hope you got your moneys worth out of this one!
Hi Kyle, great video, am watching like a hawk because I ve got to fix my 78 Chev. Thanks and take care
Thanks! Good luck with the 78!
I'm enjoying massive overhaul greatly. It make my junk seem pristine.
I'm glad you're enjoying it!
Kongrats on 26K subscribers Kyle you deserve every one of them and more
Thank you!
The Brothers of Pyromania want to extend our sincerest thanks for setting yourself on fire for this posting. We will be voting on amending our charter to include self-immolation on RUclips as extra credit for our members. Brilliant! 👀👍
It feels great to finally get some recognition from The Brothers of Pyromania
Your explanation of how and why you do the cutting out step by step is spot on. Many people would cut it all out blindly and then scratch their head trying to figure out how to get it back together, so a logical explanation should help clear it up for a few people if they listen. As for my opinion I think you’re doing a great job trying to show the right way it’s done keep up the good work, thanks for the videos,later
Thank you! I'm not sure if any of this is the right way, but it will hopefully get done!
It may not be the right way but if you can see it working for you then others will be able to see it too. If you think of the saying if you build it they will come, maybe not physically but to your way of thinking and understanding of how to do things
Couldn’t have stated this better!
Gee, Kyle, I am going to have to order me one of your inbuilt centrally heated jackets, you embellish. Have to wait until next year however as the Aussie summer is on it's way, with +40 deg C weather. Can I pre-order for our next winter here? As always I admire your work and decidedly warped, sense of humour. Your channel along with Fitzy and Yorkshire Car Restorations, are always what I search for on my subscriber list. Take care and keep the home fires burning!
The old "Welding Slag ignited the Hash in the Coat Pocket" trick eh?.....
Very good job partner Jimmy Mack North Georgia USA
Thanks Jimmy!
@@CarterAutoRestyling thanks man I enjoy watching your videos I enjoy the antics and the funny way that you do your videos 🤣 really cool brother
Content is very good. Wardrobe could use a larger budget however. That was a lot of patch stacking and welding. Wow. I thought the cube puzzles were tough. Dang. Very Good. Yep.
Good stuff Kyle! One piece at a time as Johnny Cash would sing, and before you know it, she's one solid piece. Looking good!!
Thanks Ken, hopefully when I'm done, the title won't weigh 60 pounds! Haha
Hey there! This is actually nice project to watch. I really like these kind of jobs too.
Nice to see that You also have a "street rod" angle grinder with no fender on it.
So true about patch panels getting you close, but some refinements/adjustments are usually required.
Patch panels that actually fit would make things too easy for us!
Another great video! Very informative!
Cool video 👍 I liked the technique you used on the patch you made for the floor
Amazing to see that rusty mess getting cut, removed and replaced. Thanks.
I'm glad you enjoy watching!
Well yer doing something right--you started with thin air and a pile of rust dust and now there is solid tin in its place. Visibilty was improved when the coat quit smokin. If you keep this up you will have a solid truck in yer garage.
A solid truck in my garage would be a first on the channel
Nice work man 👍🏴
Like and comment.
The bottom door seal, patch panels seem to always be flattened.
I use round rod to crush the corners of the 3 or 4 steps and radius the vise jaws to sharpen up and square up the small steps, before I tack it in.
The truss I inherited from my Dad finally rusted almost thru. Thanks for sharing your techniques, now, thanks to what I've learned, and some new webbing made from seat belt webbing from a 74 Caprice Classic, it's as good as new for future generations with weak abdominal walls!
Fantastic!
And Mom was worried that I'd cut myself with an Xacto knife on my models. Maybe Revell, Monogram or AMT should have come out with a 1/24 scale rust heap with repair patches. Assembled model that you have to take apart and install patch panels on.
I seem to recall that the Amt 1950 Chevy pickup kit comes with the cab corners molded separately for a more realistic kit building experience haha
😂🤣🤣
I am sure with your bodywork skills you can make the patch panels look every bit as good as a whole new floor panel. This said these people that just cut out everything and replace it don't end up with the original vehicle. Why not buy a new body shell?. Back in 1992 I restored a 65 Mustang and used Waxoyl to protect it. I flooded every box section and also drilled many drain holes to prevent water staying in the structure. Its now 30 years later and this year I have had to go over a few areas and re-do some stuff, so you are bang on with the 30 year life between "restorations"
The patch panels are made to fit a Chinese Chevrolet
Ahh that explains it!
Big MeoW out for the mangle body work that turns amazingly perfect.. Good..
Meow indeed!
Another smokin' hot, action packed auto repair video! Good luck on this project, it's way worse than I imagined. Seeing that rear cab mount brought back some not so fond memories. Cheers! 😎👋🛻🏁🏁
Sorry for bringing back suppressed rust memories!
Another great video showing real life situations rather than just show pony work, every time I watch your video`s I learn something that will improve my efforts.
You have shown that no matter how bad a motor car may be, there is always hope! I hope your vids inspire others to save 'em, not crush 'em. Thanks for another awesome vid!!
I hope it inspires others too!
More amazing work Kyle. Thanks for sharing you experience.
Ha! Smokin' Deal! I was thinking Kyle, since you blew your deal with the Body Filler Fat Cats you should market your own fragrance line. Essence of Smoldering Saskatchewan would be a big seller with bodymen everywhere! Don't get me going about a roll on body filler for one's armpits!😆
The research and development team likes your roll on armpit bondo idea!
Well done and interesting to watch the process. Reminds me of me working on the CJ2A tub, only a lot more intricate. Great video.
Thank you!
I started repairing a pickup box for a guy the other day. The more rust i fixed the more rust i found. It finally got to the point that I told him that I was wasting his money and my time working on his box. It needs new box sides to make it right. I feel bad for the guy unfortunately all the rust was hiding under the paint surface and not visible until it was prepped for paint.
Yeah that's the way it goes sometimes
Man this thing is even rustier than my 62 was. Fun watching someone else sort out the aftermarket patch panels instead of me. Especially someone who is good at it. Nice work, again!
Haha yeah it's always more fun watching someone else suffer, especially if you've already been there and done that. I love the 60-63 trucks
Um yes you've totally done it all totally wrong !!! So now you can chop it up and ......... Great job Kyle , you make it almost look too easy , very very much better ! 😉🙃😎 NZ
Hi Kyle. Love the Cat's in your videos. I still miss Molly something awful. You are the Man and I want to say thank you so much for all the great tips. I know from doing the restoration on my Mustang years ago,replacement body panels can be a pain to fit. When I saw the smoke coming out of your pocket, It took me back to the old days. Many was the time I would crawl out from under a Machine , batting and rolling on the ground to put myself out. : ) As Always I liked and shared. All my very best to you and yours and of course The Cat's : )
Excellent video Kyle wow keep up the quality work. I am 68 now my craft was wood working and I always did my best to do quality work. I also have done some body work but definitly not at your level 😊 I just finished my 1955 second series had to replace most of the floor and cab corners and much more. Thanks again God bless
Your jacket caught on fire was a classic lol. With working on these projects you have to develop a sense of humor otherwise you would have no fun at all. You definitely are an artist when it comes to replacing body panels and metal work. Thanks for a great information video and love your cats.
Thanks! You're right, things are pretty bleak most of the time so humor is essential
Excellent Start Kyle Coming along nice
Thanks John!
Another great video on how to bring an old rust bucket back and save some history. Kyle, you are a true master at what you do and it makes us untalented people feel like we could tackle the projects you undertake but sadly know we are lacking. Keep it up and I hope to see 100,000 subs soon. You deserve it.
Thanks Mike! Very kind of you to say!
Subscriber here. If you had a brand new replacement fender, would you remove the back paint covering they use for protection? Or would you just scratch up the protective paint then paint over it with final color?
Good question! Depends on what it's going on and where the panels came from. It used to be that every aftermarket panel had to be stripped to bare metal and reprimed. Now most panels come with a better quality protective primer that, in theory can just be scuffed, primed with sealer and painted. A good test is to take some lacquer thinner on a rag and wipe the panel. If the primer starts to come off on the rag, then it needs to be sanded to bare metal.
That being said, on a full restoration, I've always sanded the outside of all panels down to bare steel because they usually require some cutting and welding to fit properly and bodywork or high build primer and block sanding to get straight enough for a nice paint job.
Another great video. I am so glad to see a young man still taking an interest in the old cars and trucks. We have the same trouble with rust here in Massachusetts. If not for people like you and me these old rusty clunkers would be no more.😎
I think he's older than he looks.
@@gymshoe8862 I think I'm older enough to be his daddy
Thanks, I'd say you folks out east have a lot worse rust than we do here!
Yeah great Canadian humor and pretty good skills as well, keep it coming EH!
Thanks, will do!
Love this build but then again my daily is a 64 C10 and I just scored a 60 Apache c30. Live in Alaska so our older trucks are in the same condition. Thanks for your knowledge and willingness to share
Sounds like you've got a couple of great old trucks! Thanks for watching!
Great job, considering how rotten this truck was, you should be proud of saving a classic truck to pass on to someone else and lets get your channel more subscribers, good luck
thank you for the incredible fabrication because . . . . . i might have thought it was a cooking channel "with the big fire" and the hog cobblery , did have to pause the video for a pizza and a beer - if i wasn't out of popcorn it would have been a movie extravaganza ... ha ha (lighting the shirt on fire never gets old)
Love the way you fixed it…..many ways to fix rust! No two trucks are alike, heck most times these old girl didn’t match side to side when the General welded them up. This was a great example of a good fix. Good Job !
You got that right! Thank you!
I enjoy your work, even if you think I shouldn't.
Glad to hear that!
This is a very good video. Again, I learned something. Can't complain! Thanks.
Glad to hear it!
Nice work Kyle. Gives me inspiration too tackle the rocker panels on my 01 silverado.
Great job. Just starting on my 66. I do have rust above the windshield but inside is not that bad. Still wish it looked like yours. Looking forward for part 2 . Thanks for posting .
I always enjoy your content the work you do and the burning jacket never gets old thanks 👍
Haha thanks!
Excellent video!
Glad you liked it!
Great job, you make it look so easy. I apricate your instructions on just tack welding until it is all right. I will have to do the cab corners and the rocker panels on my 76 Chevy Scottsdale.
Thanks! Good luck on the 76 chevy project!
Another great video, Kyle, your presentation skills are always improving. I also enjoyed your closing music. Really classes up the joint!
That was a great episode😎
Shapeshifter keepin it real...
That's going to be a nice Lambo Pickem Up Truck.