Major Car Wreck Repair – 1964 Volkswagen Beetle – Part 2
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We take the porta power hydraulic 20 ton jack and pop all the dents on the roof of our 1964 VW/Volkswagen Beetle and then start to strip the paint off to bare metal. It’s a collision job that My Friend Pete will never forget. Major damage repaired and showing you how to do it right!
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Unbelievable Pete, craftsman at work, can't believe you've got all those big dents out. Well done, looking forward to Part 3.
Nice work Pete!
OMG! This is the best motivating, engaging and instructional body work video
That was a good one. I had 3 motors with me on the lake Tuesday. The 1992 3hp made in Belgium Johnson ran great but the 1965 Evinrude 3hp ran like crap and wouldn't get up and go. the 3rd motor was my mini kota to do some fishing which sucked. water still too cold around here. fish were all sleeping
Man… I needa be friends with pete… See my expertise is putting the dents in it seems
what gage metal is that roof ?
This video show how skilled and experienced Pete is , Top Job Buddy ! Don’t let the skill die !
I cherish these repair videos, shows real craftsman ship. I worked in a collision shop, I would call that shop a “replacement” shop. They replaced every little thing. Seem like they Avoided repairs, the damage could be the size of a baseball and would opt to replace it.
wow Pete Maxwell got handled… Only Pete can handle a disaster like that, most guys just skin it
Good job saving the roof brother
All praise to Pete and Minnie for saving this little bug from turning into a huge fiascool.
wow pete great job it already looks like nothing ever happened
This is a real Master Body Man in Action! I would like to see some of the new school mouth pieces get on something like this job! OMG it doesn't unbolt and replace! Lol!
That’s some awesome work pete – I’ve learned so much watching your videos
This was a how-to body shop video I'm glad I watched all the way to the end, I needed to see how to do the repair the right way. Thank you Pete & Minnie
Pete!! What's the situation!!!
My friend Pete you know your stuff I have learned quit a lot from you .Thank you.