Hi from NZ i love watching these lads, i have been panelbeater for 40 years and i am currently restoring my 72 Bathurst XU1 and this series of videos has been invaluable, every episode i learn something more, never to old to learn cheers boys.
Darryl you are very well spoken. You could be a excellent teacher and having your qualifications like my self in our trade its good to see. You have taught your son the same skill after I have watched the last 10 episodes. Im just over the moon you Gentlemen are on youtube thanks Mick for keeping the real tradition going. This is now my no 1 channel. Can not beat the real deal in the trade. Keep up the hard work and lets hope more guys see the correct ways. It will help so many young panel beaters. Keep it Real and Keep it Real Darryl & Mick One last thing : your relationship is unreal and so good to see.
Well said. This is my first night commenting. Just subscribed to there channel. Been watching them for a while now. Looking forward to seeing them finish this beautiful motor vehicle.
G'day guys, WOW, this part of the Torana is not for the faint hearted. Bringing this floor back to spec really separates the men from the boys. Next week is going to be a good episode. I'm interested to see how those rails fit from first try to spot welded in. So thanks again for sharing more of the knowledge ✌️ Peace from Melbourne/Pakenham. 3810.
If I had something worth restoring, I’d only go to Darryl and Mick as their work has to be one of the finest coachbuilders/ Panel Beaters I’ve seen in such a long time. Their dedication to their work is unmatched these days. 👊👍💪👌😎
Mate I first seen these guys in a custom truck magazine. They built Marc hammer Dixon s western star. True tradecraft. The stainless steel work was next level on that truck.
Excellent work as always guys. I can't imagine many shops would spend the time (or even have the skills) to do a proper repair on something you have to stick your head under the car to see.
Been watching you guys for a while now and I have finally subscribed. My 12 years as a panel beater and it’s nice to see some proper work being done. To many ruff jobs being done. The rail looks great Darryl you have done that perfect and I can see you have had many years experience. Mick you must be proud to have a dad like that . Keep making the videos. People ask how much this costs. They are probably born in tent. The main thing is your customers don’t care and want the job done right as the same in my workshop. Love the hammer knowledge as well nothing worse than blokes who can not hold a hammer. Get that paint room up to boys. You will need it soon.
Thank you for commenting and subscribing much appreciated . hahaha you are spot on we will need the paint room up. Thanks for watching @CarnutrepairsPanelpaint-ts7wn
Have a couple of longnecks on me. It's great to see a father and son producing quality work together with occasional lip service and banter. Good stuff 👌
It's nice to put an old car on the hoist and see a nice straight floor and rails, people don't think about it but all cars look the same underneath and even newer car can be pretty beat up underneath, you will have this old gem looking like new, nice work fellows can't wait for the next episode, BTW I must tell you how much I love work, I love work that much that I could watch people do it for hours :). that's a Rodney Dangerfeild that one.
Your right @gogogeedus its a let down when you look under and they have bent rails. We Really appreciate your comment that puts a smile on our face and keeps us motivated to make more videos for you guys. Thank you @gogogeedus 👍
Is it a case of being bush-bashed or incorrect jacking? R32/R33/R34 Skylines often have similar looking damage, and it's usually due to getting a bit too ambitious with a jack in the wrong spot.
Another great episode lads. It amazes me how many hidden issues there are with this car and how the repairs are carried out. Your knowledge and experience make the repairs look so easy! keep up the great work!
Nice way of explaining how steel works and how to repair it properly.. for instance same damage on a new Hyundai floor rail being of the hss steel or high carbon steel recycled shit you can’t panel beat it like you did on the bench like that as it has tendency to crack and become very weak we’re you hit it … the cool old 70s steel is the real deal and you can work it like you did perfectly .. so on that new model Hyundai you’d get a repair procedure telling you how to remove and replace the new section and a new rail section would come from Korea, Indonesia, Japan, or wherever so basically you’re not panel beater you’re a panel replacer .. not many bosses or panel beaters in today’s world actually know what you are showing people here .. love it great work great video
I was wondering why u didn't replace the rails with new replacement metal , and rid the entire set of rails of any rust and fatigued metal , nice finished rails all the same👍
Defenly been in past in a NRMA sausage factory. What a shame. On the flip side love seeing it done right now. Ps your right about the jig marks auto liners cill clamps were finer seration marks. Prob repaired in the 90s i would suspect.
Hey guys, you’ve been a bit quiet with no content for the last two weeks. I hope everything is ok in all aspects of life in your world. All the best ✌️
Hi @tony.benfield8499 we will have an episode for this Sunday. Mick got Married last week and been on honeymoon. We are back on board this week. Thanks for your kind message.
Spot on Darryl the first thing we learn is how to hold a panel hammer. I watched a channel the other day and this so called show car builder has no idea. he was explains all the wrong terms. I actually could not watch any more as he was full of shit.
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Hi from NZ i love watching these lads, i have been panelbeater for 40 years and i am currently restoring my 72 Bathurst XU1 and this series of videos has been invaluable, every episode i learn something more, never to old to learn cheers boys.
Hi @samuelforster989 absolutely your never to old to learn and enjoy doing stuff.
Thanks for watching @samuelforster989 thanks for your comment.
Cannot wait for Part 35 Keep up the EXCELLENT WORK GUYS
Darryl you are very well spoken.
You could be a excellent teacher and having your qualifications like my self in our trade its good to see.
You have taught your son the same skill after I have watched the last 10 episodes.
Im just over the moon you Gentlemen are on youtube thanks Mick for keeping the real tradition going.
This is now my no 1 channel.
Can not beat the real deal in the trade.
Keep up the hard work and lets hope more guys see the correct ways.
It will help so many young panel beaters.
Keep it Real and Keep it Real Darryl & Mick
One last thing : your relationship is unreal and so good to see.
Well said.
This is my first night commenting.
Just subscribed to there channel.
Been watching them for a while now.
Looking forward to seeing them finish this beautiful motor vehicle.
Well done lads.
Another fantastic video full of amazing work!
Have a great week, cya on the next one
G'day guys,
WOW, this part of the Torana is not for the faint hearted.
Bringing this floor back to spec really separates the men from the boys.
Next week is going to be a good episode. I'm interested to see how those rails fit from first try to spot welded in.
So thanks again for sharing more of the knowledge ✌️ Peace from Melbourne/Pakenham. 3810.
Hey @kevinhamling1963 thanks for your comments it's always good to see them. Helps keeps us motivated to more videos. CHEERS @kevinhamling1963 👍
That rail repair is a work of art Pops. You're a master craftsman.
Loving the series guys. Can't wait to see the finished result.
Thank you @SirDaffyD and thanks for taking the time to comment. 👍
If I had something worth restoring, I’d only go to Darryl and Mick as their work has to be one of the finest coachbuilders/ Panel Beaters I’ve seen in such a long time. Their dedication to their work is unmatched these days. 👊👍💪👌😎
You are spot on Colin. You can just tell how much experience they have had by watching that cow taxi build.
Mate I first seen these guys in a custom truck magazine.
They built Marc hammer Dixon s western star. True tradecraft.
The stainless steel work was next level on that truck.
Thanks @colinmiles9390 that means a lot thank you. Thanks for watching @colinmiles9390
Tick Tock Tick......greetings from Adelaide guys.cheers 🍻👍
Excellent work as always guys. I can't imagine many shops would spend the time (or even have the skills) to do a proper repair on something you have to stick your head under the car to see.
Very true! Thanks for your comment and watching @AlvinCharger 👍
top quality crafmanship as always ,rails looks mint
Thank you for taking the time to comment @AdventureMotoEnduro cheers👍
Absolutely love watching these episodes. You guys have the patience of a Saint.
Thank s for taking the time to comment @TimeIsMoney2034 thanks for watching cheers 👍
Another unreal job and that rail Darryl looks unreal. The finish is spot on. Looking forward to seeing Micks on next episode.
Thanks for your comment @pai7870 and watching again. 👍
Pop’s is a precision instrument ! A true master of the craft!!!👊🍻👊
Thanks for the awesome comment @Gordo31313 thanks for watching 👌
Been watching you guys for a while now and I have finally subscribed.
My 12 years as a panel beater and it’s nice to see some proper work being done.
To many ruff jobs being done.
The rail looks great Darryl you have done that perfect and I can see you have had many years experience.
Mick you must be proud to have a dad like that
.
Keep making the videos.
People ask how much this costs.
They are probably born in tent.
The main thing is your customers don’t care and want the job done right as the same in my workshop.
Love the hammer knowledge as well nothing worse than blokes who can not hold a hammer.
Get that paint room up to boys.
You will need it soon.
Thank you for commenting and subscribing much appreciated . hahaha you are spot on we will need the paint room up. Thanks for watching @CarnutrepairsPanelpaint-ts7wn
Getting hammered with Pops ❤Love it....cheers from Adelaide
Hahah thanks for watching @jeremyconway5793 have a good week 👍
Wow nice work pops, look forward to the next episode, look forward to see mick fix that floor too.
Thank you @buckminsterfullerene2294 we appreciate your comment and thanks for watching 👍
Have a couple of longnecks on me.
It's great to see a father and son producing quality work together with occasional lip service and banter.
Good stuff 👌
Right on @kym393 thank you very much. We will enjoy a couple cheers to you @kym393 thank you for watching.
It's nice to put an old car on the hoist and see a nice straight floor and rails, people don't think about it but all cars look the same underneath and even newer car can be pretty beat up underneath, you will have this old gem looking like new, nice work fellows can't wait for the next episode,
BTW I must tell you how much I love work, I love work that much that I could watch people do it for hours :).
that's a Rodney Dangerfeild that one.
Your right @gogogeedus its a let down when you look under and they have bent rails. We Really appreciate your comment that puts a smile on our face and keeps us motivated to make more videos for you guys. Thank you @gogogeedus 👍
Is it a case of being bush-bashed or incorrect jacking? R32/R33/R34 Skylines often have similar looking damage, and it's usually due to getting a bit too ambitious with a jack in the wrong spot.
Fantastic work fellas. I could watch you all day. Learning so much from your channel thanks for sharing your craft with us.
Thanks for leaving a @grantstanborough much appreciated. Thanks for watching 👍
Love your show.
I have learnt so much.
I have subscribed.
Keep up the Top work.
Welcome aboard! Thanks for subscribing @Luvcars360 its all you guys that keep us motivated to make more episodes.
You blokes hit the jackpot when scored this job…
You’ll be able to retire when this job’s finished… 👍🏻💰💰💰💰
lol thanks for watching @MrSamlyle 👍
true craftsmen as usual,
excellent work
Thank you @turbotorana4336 thanks for commenting and watching 👍
What..I..couldn't hear you. Hang on I'll take my ear muffs off....nice work guys cheers from Adelaide 👍
Another great episode lads. It amazes me how many hidden issues there are with this car and how the repairs are carried out. Your knowledge and experience make the repairs look so easy! keep up the great work!
She has had a few hits @scottyr6033 we are getting thru it now. Thanks for watching and your awesome comment @scottyr6033 cheers 👍
Nice way of explaining how steel works and how to repair it properly.. for instance same damage on a new Hyundai floor rail being of the hss steel or high carbon steel recycled shit you can’t panel beat it like you did on the bench like that as it has tendency to crack and become very weak we’re you hit it … the cool old 70s steel is the real deal and you can work it like you did perfectly .. so on that new model Hyundai you’d get a repair procedure telling you how to remove and replace the new section and a new rail section would come from Korea, Indonesia, Japan, or wherever so basically you’re not panel beater you’re a panel replacer .. not many bosses or panel beaters in today’s world actually know what you are showing people here .. love it great work great video
I would like to buy some merch boys.
Would like a cap once there available.
They need a sight up.
Would love a shirt.
Hi @CarnutrepairsPanelpaint-ts7wn we are getting it sorted.
Thanks for watching 👍
Amazing low rust. I had a 72 Torana in 78 it was a total rust bucket, gave it away.
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Keep it reel and keep it right 😃👌
I was wondering why u didn't replace the rails with new replacement metal , and rid the entire set of rails of any rust and fatigued metal , nice finished rails all the same👍
Thanks for watching and you to @RestoHubAU have a good week cheers 👍
Great vids guys!
Do you treat the inside of the rails before reassembly to reduce the onset of rust? Like a weld through primer or similar.
Hey @IanHall-zx5bk we will show the process in the next episode.
We sand blast and epoxy prime them.
Thanks for watching 👍
Defenly been in past in a NRMA sausage factory. What a shame. On the flip side love seeing it done right now. Ps your right about the jig marks auto liners cill clamps were finer seration marks. Prob repaired in the 90s i would suspect.
Thank you for your comment and taking time to watch the show.
Awesome stuff keep it up
Hey guys, you’ve been a bit quiet with no content for the last two weeks. I hope everything is ok in all aspects of life in your world. All the best ✌️
Hi @tony.benfield8499 we will have an episode for this Sunday. Mick got Married last week and been on honeymoon. We are back on board this week. Thanks for your kind message.
@@adamsonautobody thanks Darryl and congratulations Mick. See ya’s next week
Spot on Darryl the first thing we learn is how to hold a panel hammer.
I watched a channel the other day and this so called show car builder has no idea.
he was explains all the wrong terms. I actually could not watch any more as he was full of shit.
Thanks for watching and commenting @restorationkingsking 👍