Aftermarket Floor Supports Get Cut And Relieved For A Better Fit. - Mr Jones -Olds W-31
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- #mrjones #oldsmobile #restoration #classiccars
In this episode we tighten up the gaps from the floor supports to the aftermarket floors so we can be prepared for painting the bottom side of the car.
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I have a 69' Cutlass S and watching this series has been making me want to get back into wrenching on it again. Good work!
Well thank you for watching and we always love to learn when we offer any kind of inspiration or instruction. I say go for it!!!! You only live once . Get after it. Is it a full restoration project or just some routine maintenance and repairs? Keep us posted on your progress as soon as you get started
- there, that's me being encouraging - haha
-steve
Have a 68 cutlass “S”, saffron yellow car that I’ve had for years. Late chronic Lyme disease has put my entire life and the car on hold until I’m better. Clean work!
It's very thoughtful of you to extend that compliment. I'm sorry to hear of your illness. Hopefully you're on the mend very soon! Would love to see some pictures of your '68. Feel free to email them to us .
Thanks for watching and playing along.
-steve
Looking good, Steve!
Hello there. I really appreciate those encouraging words.
Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment. It all helps.
-steve
good to see you back on it ! you know the other side is calling you fix me
Hello there! Great to hear from you. This project and channel game can sometimes be a real scheduling challenge for sure!! Yeah the rotisserie is certainly tempting me to revisit some things BUT. I do need to keep several things in perspective. Form follows function in many many cases. Truth be told, the underside of Mr Jones is already prettier than the topside and it's only going to get better. hahaha.
Thank you for watching. More to some.
-steve
I've been waiting for a new video ! Good stuff bro
Thank You so much!! We really appreciate your patience. Thanks for sticking with us.
-steve
Loving the content!! Awesome to help out with the shirts and coming website.
Now, unfortunately, I have to figure out how to get my wife a 442!! 🤣
We certainly appreciate the support and the time you’ve spent helping get the shirts together and the website live!
Time to raid her piggy bank. -Joe
Mr. B. Here ! ☕️☕️🍩🍩👀😎👍 Morning , Steve ! Hope the new tool has made it better on the finish ! Merry Christmas to all you guys 🎄☃️❄️ 🎄☃️❄️
Good morning Mr B. This new piece of equipment is fantastic. A real opportunity to up our game a bit.
Merry Christmas to you and your family as well.
-steve
Love the content, had my '69 s for 3 years, found after I bought it, it was t-boned on left rear at b pillar, so a lot of sheet metal work is done. Both quarters, built the b pillar from scratch, floor pan, drivers side floor pan, trunk drop off panels, core support battery area rebuilt, cowl panel repaired and fender bottoms. I only lack the area you fixed for the rear hood bumper. If i can be of any help let me know. Keep plugging away.
Good morning and Thank You for taking the time to watch some of our videos. Sure sounds like you've spent some serious time saving one from ultimate demise also.
Do you have any pictures or videos of that work? ( I did see your burnout video).
I'm glad you like what you see and coming from a properly trained metal fabricator, I will take this as a great compliment.
Stay Tuned and please consider sharing some of our videos with your friends.
-steve