Frankenstein 71 Super Beetle Heater channels removal Part 1

Hello, in part one of this video I share with you how I like to remove the heater channel. Don't forget to like 👍, share and subscribe. Thanks 🙏.

[@SeanThompsonDC]

AH I am in the same process right now, not as much rust luckiy but it was great to see you cut the nooks and crannies which are a real bear. Really good, thank you!

[@SladesVWBeetle]

Outstanding brother!! This type of work is very hard. Takes patience for sure. I’m glad to see you filming!!!

[@VWBrennidon]

Great video! cant wait to see the repair on this.

[@johnfreeman1189]

It's good to see you back! Its also good to see you don't stop at "good enough". This is going to be a awesome car!!

[@juniorclassicvwbugs924]

Hi John how are you? I always appreciate your contact support. Thank you brother.

[@vayabroder729]

Check the CT channel here. He did the heater channel replacement on a regular 1965 Beetle but he was wise in fitting the body to the chassis while welding the new heater channels to make sure body and chassis aligned perfectly.

[@juniorclassicvwbugs924]

Hey , how are you. I do follow CT , he is awesome.

[@arturodelrio-tn1qt]

Mortallllll👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@chinaclipper1]

I wonder what the Napoleon Hat looks like?

[@SeanThompsonDC]

Play list is a good idea, (did) are you going to 'pre-set' the heater channel on the frame and then tack it in?

[@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305]

Dont ya love this extensive rust... check me out... i did similar to my 76 jeep J10 pickup