You: "... done in a (giggling) professional job..." Man... you did a great job... I will not replace my radiator support cuz I am copying your technique.
I also did my engineering training in the steelworks that provided the top quality steel that allowed the easy rebuild 👌Llanwern steelworks the best in the world 🌎
One thing: It is not smart to put a hammer on the windshield when reparing a car. It may be no problem for once, but one day this will bite someones ass.
I guess you gave me an idea... just pull the radiator support... in my car, I will just use a tree and a ... I forgot how you call it. Did you buy a new or used hood?
You: "... done in a (giggling) professional job..." Man... you did a great job... I will not replace my radiator support cuz I am copying your technique.
I liked it, looked a lot better at the end . Glad to hear you’re still working on the truck
Glad to see the mechanic cat assisted you.
My "frame rack" is the Tree in my front yard. Chain around the tree & hook it to the bent part & put er in reverse!
I built the factory in Swindon 🇬🇧 UK. The tolerance of those cars are exceptional
I also did my engineering training in the steelworks that provided the top quality steel that allowed the easy rebuild 👌Llanwern steelworks the best in the world 🌎
Good job!!☝️
One thing: It is not smart to put a hammer on the windshield when reparing a car. It may be no problem for once, but one day this will bite someones ass.
What were the measurements when you got it straightened back up
I guess you gave me an idea... just pull the radiator support... in my car, I will just use a tree and a ... I forgot how you call it. Did you buy a new or used hood?
So, that means that rebuilt cars they only fix the body?..they don look for internal damage, everything was pushed back there most been some damage..
What do you mean by internal damage?
@@resurrectionauto5714 He means "internal medicine: LOL
how did you fix body under the car ?
No undercarriage or frame damage