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Welcome to the Salvage Rebuilds UK channel. In this video we repair the total loss cat S Peugeot 108 from Copart salvage auction
Working at our fully equipped workshop in Kent we carry out tasks including Panel beating , Body work , Mig Welding , Sheet metal Spot Welding , Fabrication , Chassis Repairs , Sand Blasting , Engine and Mechanical repairs , DPF cleaning , Restoration and Structural repairs on the Celette Jig frame machine.
We do hope you enjoy this video and Check out our other videos on all kinds of vehicles including Barn finds, Quick flips , First wash , Repairs , Salvage , Restorations , Will it run , Fail , Accident damaged , Cat S , Cat N , Cat X Copart auction bargains , Non Runner , Flood damage , insurance write off , fire damage , smoke damage , electrical fault , stolen recovered , and anything else that arrives at the #Salvagerebuildsuk workshop. #RobandChris
Please check out our back catalogue of some previous projects on various different makes and models including Ferrari , Land Rover , MG , Caterham , Ford , Cosworth , Vauxhall , Fiat , Peugeot , Mercedes , Range Rover , Morris , Renault , Citroen , Honda , Toyota , VW , Series 3 , Evoque , GLA , Golf , 500 , Fiesta , Astra , Polo , Motorhome , Auto sleeper Camper , GTI , LSE , Sierra , Midget , 360 , Transit , Crafter , Transporter , T5 , Combo , Berlingo , Partner , Mini , Beetle , Vivaro , Hilux , Sport and many more!
We do receive quite a few questions regarding tools and equipment that we use for various jobs. Unfortunately there is to many to list but some of the brands we use include Snap-on , Blue-point , Makita , Sealey , Clark , Esab and Sykes-Pickavant .
If you are interested in a specific tool, please put your question in the comments section of the relevant video
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hi mate after abit of advice i bought a car few weeks ago engine light has been on and off past 3 weeks its been in the garage for repair codes read and fixed apparently however light came back on so its book in yet again bare in mind this is coming out of my pocket , so here is my issue im far from a mechanic so have no idea what could be wrong but i thought this is why we take our cars to garages? i chose one with good reviews and didnt expect to be booking it in yet again surely these are qualified to find out what is actually causing this light to come on? is there anything i should be asking them to make sure checks etc are been made because its all good and well them doing the same thing yet again and wasting more of my money for the codes to vanish and to come back a few days later any advice on this?
Love the content Rob, will be a bargain when it’s finished.
Owe much did your teeth cost to get done
When you were in the scrapyard it sounded like you said "it's already had a w@nk " hahaha, oh and get some different ends for your spot welder, make life easier for Chris.
Where have you been I’ve been looking for a channel like this for ages could only find the ones from USA I’m from Bristol so been looking for a uk based channel for ages. Keep up the good work guys loving the channel
Slightly surprised you didn't at least rattle can spray the black frame red before welding it on.
I used to work with manufacturers of insurance approved copy panels in Spain and Italy – they would hire a car, take it to pieces to copy the panels and then put it back together and return to the hire company fingers crossed they wouldn't spot what had happened to it….
What a skillful guy Chris is.
Really enjoyed this chaps, looking forward to the final outcome.
Funny enough my daughters first car was a 108 and unfortunately she crashed it after only 6 months!. Similar damage to yours as well. The insurance wrote it off , we took the money and she got a little Ford Ka. After seeing this one I’ve had a look online and her old car must have been fixed up as it’s back on the road and been up for sale!, wish I’d been watching your videos last year, may have had a go at fixing it up. Looked bad but obviously was fixable….
Great video guys, I really enjoy seeing the process you follow !!
Chris, you must have really broad shoulders?
Exquisite work guys, enjoyed this!
In one of these videos by the time Rob stops waffling on Chris will have done all the repairs and run it through the auction.
These guys know what they doing great video again waiting for some more great finds videos
Just wondering not firing any shot at Chris just asking why does he not talk on video ?
Can i please buy you a clock ….cookoo clock it will be but will work would that be ok?
Bet that spot welder makes the old electric dial spin. Great video.
Lovely little car for some lucky customer ❤
The little bolt that my robot put in there lol – brilliant 🙂