Welcome back! Today I will be doing a full floor pan replacement in my 1963 Beetle. Last time we removed the pans and now we have prepped, measured, and can finally weld in the replacement pans. Stay tuned fro more metal work soon!
00:00 Introduction
00:31 Sound Deadener Templates
03:19 Measurments
06:04 Cutting and Welding Crossmember
08:45 Pan Prep and Welding
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Is there a reason why you didn't put the pan in first and then put in that other piece to match where the pan was?
C’mon dude, move the snow pile out of the way
What a beast of a machine 🙂
Hey man,
That spot welder looks like a decent bit of kit. Good to see that you can use works tools on your own projects. You must have a boss that looks after his employees.
I lov your videos man ✌️ Peace from Melbourne Australia.
Welcome back 'He who stands with his hands in his pockets' ..i was beginning to think we had lost you, to a fair young maiden … You can have both ! Knd regrds alex
I wondered why you were at your workplace, then I saw the welder. How would us mere mortals do this job??
Loved the spot welder
Love that spot welder. I will bring my next pan project down to you. lol
Glad to see more VW content from you, Well done !! Great winter project! Looking forward to seeing more work you're doing on the '63!
right on, thxs for sharing…
Great job, That G-spot welder makes it look factory.
Dub works keep up the great work nice job it’s hard to make things work when the parts aren’t adequate but you did the best you could with what you had that’s all that counts seam sealer is amazing hides all body man’s work merry Christmas safety Sally a.k.a. known as Samuel bacon
I'm surprised you are still using that heavy cumbersome horseshoe gspot welder when you have that state of the art stick welder still in the box?
Very cool that work allows access to that spot welder. No small amount of time and effort, though.
Great job on using the spot weld machine it make it cleaner indeed. But what happen to the superbug do you still own it
I'm officially jealous of your spot welder!!! Great work.
Having access to the right tools sure does help!