A Pillar Repairs on the 1932 3 Window Coupe

[@JazzStrat781]

No problem at all seeing this a little late, still love watching the video! Hope you all have a great weekend Travis

[@erniehoffer1784]

Great video. Interesting information. I forget how my Dad it the chop 60 years ago.

[@micseph6186]

The A pillar repairs Kool

[@murdoc6501]

You sir are a hero to tackle such a daunting task! Mind blowing to watch this transformation (saw the earlier videos)! Great train of thought processing/explaining! When you finish this beauty, you will be able to brag that 90% is Travis and %10 Henery steel! Awesome/amazing stuff! Go RAC Garage, keep moving forward!

[@michaelguinn5736]

Travis, since I started doing body work & panel replacement on my 31 Coupe, I've realized how bad these cars were put together. I've also realized how good YOU are in making these cars nice!!

[@francisrizzo1529]

This is AWESOME to see all the internal support metal in these cars. Love to hear you explain your thought process on how to fix this stuff, every time I saw those A pillars I kept thinking about Mr Incredible squeezing his car roof when he slipped on a skateboard...

[@JackWilson-y1r]

A 5 in 1 paint tool (scraper) makes a super spot weld cutter/panel separater. You can separate the panels and locate the spot welds, and then drill them or break them and drill them out after. Works great on lighter gauge metal.

[@garyrhoades1455]

Travis………Please talking and show your work…..! We all can’t do what you do but still want to see you fix it….!

[@1998dodgejd]

Yup start fresh once. Noice dude

[@timmiller260]

Your surgeon of steel when young like you wanted to name my shop that name.

[@RACGARAGE]

That's a good name!

[@PhilBrown427]

Make a heavy paper pattern of the windshield opening then fold it in half to see if side to side is the same 🙂

[@1fknhpycmpr355]

I've been waiting for te new '32 video. Good stuff, like always!

[@RACGARAGE]

Thank so much!

[@williamoneal2763]

What a task to accomplish...a bitter pill to swallow. But you must jump into the fire. Hard to figure out..may be trail and error on this one. Best to you.

[@johnkelly5487]

Nice, Jack, RI, USA

[@johnbradley845]

Make a pattern of the windshield with cardboard or paper. And fold it over on itself and that will tell you if it is symmetrical.

[@waynespyker5731]

Would a plywood plug of the windshield opening with a removable sheet metal inside plate worked?

[@davidsolloway9349]

like 22 !

[@jonimatlock1743]

As Bellos would say don't know what I am doing

[@hotrodmyk]

So where's it at today?