You put more thought and effort into those two panels than some companies put into their whole car ! Beautiful work,sir !
@thebanjoman196320 сағат бұрын
Fitzee, I had a stroke on 2/1/2024. It's taken almost a year but with rehabilitation i can now get my right arm to hold and use my mig wand. Thanks for your videos helping me to get motivated and showing me "I can do it again" . im back in the shop and working. Much slower than before but I'm doing it.. 🙂
@jayherra293515 сағат бұрын
Sr. Hope you’re doing well, I’m a metal and body guy and I suffered an accident that took me out of my passion for a Year now and lost my Bodyshop, now I have a new job at a classic car museum. All this time off had me just watching videos of people working on cars. That was the only thing that kept me alive, hope and pray that you can get back on with your passion and enjoy this journey of passionate bodyman life that we all live for. Best wishes from NJ.
@fitzeesfabrications9 сағат бұрын
@thebanjoman1963 fantastic. You keep at it and work hard. Keep in touch and let's us know how the projects are going
@joescully5663 сағат бұрын
@jayherra2935 good luck Jay. It's a similar tail to me,although never a body man I always wanted to , but world life pay cheques and bills got in the way. Until I mentally crashed . All good now, but never going back there!! God bless, Joe
@tan_ives3 сағат бұрын
Thank you Fitzee! I hope you can tell from the comments how much your viewers appreciate and enjoy your work 👍
@johnalexander4356Күн бұрын
Very impressive! It's amazing at just how much effort goes into what would seem insignificant little panels. The attention to details really makes a difference.
@joescully566Күн бұрын
I've been saving this for my Saturday morning treat, and I was not disappointed with it at all. Tony your planning and craftsmanship is so right. You never let us down, Joe, England. ❤❤❤❤❤
@calsbarn5996Күн бұрын
“A bit different.” You wouldn’t believe how much better that made me feel. I’ve been doing things like fabricating my own trunk floor drops for my 64 GTO because the aftermarket parts don’t look or fit like the originals. A couple retired body men say I’m crazy for putting so much effort into it. By the way, it’s largely due to watching your videos that I even believed I might be able to do these things and at 76 I’m having fun learning and doing it now.
@BrucePiersonКүн бұрын
You come up with a lot of good solutions to make an impossible to make panel, possible to make. You'd never be able to make those panels in one piece. This is all good information for anyone doing this sort of thing and when I start my project, I am armed with a lot of knowledge that will help me. Thank you.
@wtaylorgКүн бұрын
It’s almost hard to believe how technically perfect you make things. That bracing under the battery side is sublime. I wish I would have thought to design it like that. That’s why I’m here learning.
@62_C10Күн бұрын
That represents the passion you have for the quality of your work - engineering and execution like few others could even envision an attempt at replicating ... including the original manufacturers. My goodness, Tony! You are truly amazing!
@ginfizz2016 сағат бұрын
As I watched; I kept asking myself, "Is he building a "race" car or "show" car?" Such perfection in all that you do.
@dirkg7062Күн бұрын
Tony your work is outstanding. Thanks for showing us how.
@imnumbersixКүн бұрын
Fitzee you're WICKED! the process for building the battery support braces was amazing never thought of doing things that way. Very clean and looks so factory, very well done!
@srwilburКүн бұрын
Mighty niiiiiiceeeee. That's the pay-off: you "go the extra mile" and it looks miles better!! Congratulations Master Craftsman. Wishing you a great and healthy 2025.
@angrycorvairКүн бұрын
I’m new to the sheetmetal repair world, so I really appreciate your explanations and tool usage examples along the way.
@bradwolfgang1037Күн бұрын
Wow, the battery brace is a “masterpiece” 👍👌Beautiful! Great job
@irongoatrocky2343Күн бұрын
Your attention to detail is impeccable!........
@robertbisson964Күн бұрын
Impressive workmanship !
@thegarageetc16 сағат бұрын
The underside does make a difference, it looks fantastic. I love how weird you are and the level of detail!. Thanks for another great video.
@JorgeFernandez-uc9qb17 сағат бұрын
Those panels were well thought out and look factory made. It was interesting to see them being made. Fantastic!
@fonhollohan2908Күн бұрын
Nice fabrication work Tony looks fabulous! cheers!
@johnmolnar29577 сағат бұрын
as I've said before your attention to detail is truly amazing . I really enjoy your videos, I could watch you an hour a day and not get bored. Your ability and dedication is far & few between. So glad I came across your channel.
@allanpaduchowski1774Күн бұрын
Love your talent and expertise! Thank you for sharing…
@craigpearson4622Күн бұрын
Now that’s entertainment…🍿best show on screens around the world 😎 looking forward to the next install-ment👏
@JimmyMakingitworkКүн бұрын
Crusty is looking good and solid, long way from the start! Powe bead roller table looks cool too, super handy!
@xozindustries745110 сағат бұрын
That car is coming together so nice, really impressive workmanship
@monadking27616 сағат бұрын
It's totally awesome in putting the panels in place. Great job figuring that out.
@Anthony-nw5zv18 сағат бұрын
Always an interesting AND amazing experience watching your videos Tony.😊
@johnkranz4004Күн бұрын
Very nice work Tony You do go the extra mile
@ProjectsmeКүн бұрын
Favorite build on the internet
@WilliamGross-u3vКүн бұрын
Nice to see you do very personally work like we where taught in the old days to have pride in your work nice job Sir
@harveyjewell7015Күн бұрын
Great metal work, looks fantastic this man is amazing.
@mongomay131 минут бұрын
Thanks Fitzee and Peanut for another lesson from your garage laboratory.
@ChrisSherlockКүн бұрын
Nice job there Tony! It's great to see you putting in the details.
@geoffreymills9932Күн бұрын
Looking great Tony, I like the way you added strength to the battery tray and the seams couldn't be and nicer, another example of craftsmanship at its finest 👍
@Johns-t4vКүн бұрын
Perfection sure do take awhile don't it? Always nice to watch a Master at work.
@isaiasmadera699719 сағат бұрын
One more step closer to the road man! Awesome work Tony
@laurensmith1828Күн бұрын
I learn something everytime i watch . Your attention to detail is phenominal. Thanks Tony.
@paulk295921 сағат бұрын
Very nice!! The beads look great and add a lot strength to the panels. Someone might say "Look's Factory" !
@jeff3175Күн бұрын
Card board templates again Tony. Think of the trees😁
@klmorris157620 сағат бұрын
I love how you put this car together ( it's all in the details)
@WolfiePeters20 сағат бұрын
Good to see you on your back welding above your head. All my work seems to be in that position. Ace video as always!
@johnwesner3935Күн бұрын
Hey Tony, nice work!😊 I don't have a bead roller so either I'll use the brake to bend "u" s and stitch weld on or cross break a small panel. Beautiful panels! Thanks for the tips!😊 PS: make sure you have the template right side up!😢
@goptools11 сағат бұрын
Hi Tony. The new trunk sections look great. I'm not sure what exactly you would call it but the "pleating" makes them look factory. Nice and clean!
@terryholder1639Күн бұрын
Hope will be at the track this spring
@mattthescrapwhispererКүн бұрын
Tedious work but a great result! Thanks Fitzee!
@davegallucci9327Күн бұрын
Fabulous work Fitzee! 😊
@adriancooper8192Күн бұрын
More fantastic work.
@edlysne8567Күн бұрын
Terrific!!! Making progress. These little panels take a lot of work. Can't wait to see it all done... getting close now.
@AlanW.WalkerКүн бұрын
Nice eye for detail top notch
@terrencebuller7676Күн бұрын
Good to see you Tony, nice work on the trunk side panels. Take care and stay safe 👍
@alphajpsКүн бұрын
Just. Beautiful. Work.
@shotsrodder21 сағат бұрын
Wow now that’s a fab job 👨🏻🎨
@stuartedwards3067Күн бұрын
Looks awesome very meticulous work great job .
@ricknethery2441Күн бұрын
Well done my friend. All the best Tony.
@ItsJustMe-e7hКүн бұрын
Not even 5 minutes into the video and the tip and tricks are great.😊
@Six4691Күн бұрын
Great work!
@RandallSoong-pp7ihКүн бұрын
Thank you Fitzee! Excellent. Cool grinding trick. Looks Factory!
@onomatopoeidiaКүн бұрын
Love your work and attitude!
@garyrisley3781Күн бұрын
Damm fine can't wait to see your car after a good burn out am thinking no smoke in the car like so many cars. No waving the doors to clear the air nice very nice...Also love your cat...
@peterouellette387416 сағат бұрын
That's way better than new, nice job
@deanm4138Күн бұрын
Very cool, it’s looking factory
@floydkyte-up4pjКүн бұрын
You do such nice work
@RichardBerry-v5i13 сағат бұрын
Nice job looks awesome 👍
@chriscoccia23537 сағат бұрын
That's probably going to be the stoutest Toyota Corolla that ever hit the road after all the work/welding you've done Tony!
@kenstevens5675Күн бұрын
Looks professional because it’s built by a professional.
@jamesfino796216 сағат бұрын
Amazing detail. Thank for the video.
@BrucePiersonКүн бұрын
I have my two vises mounted on the bench in such a way that I can put long items vertically in the vise and they clear the side of the bench. They are also in line so I can clamp a long item horizontally in both vises if needed.
@codyc6975Күн бұрын
nice, clean factory look
@RiverdeepnwideКүн бұрын
22:59 One of my favourite Fitzee's ever.
@redeye2324Күн бұрын
I really love this channel... I hope motor trend do something with him like a vice grip garage
@nobodyspecial6436Күн бұрын
Motor Trend is done… Freiberger,Finnegan , Derek et al have been released from their contractual obligations that’s why they’re all popping up on KZbin again
@2013ShelbyGT500Күн бұрын
I'm just learning how every step / piece of a restoration is a mini project. Enjoy seeing how you organize the steps (and shop cat updates at the end)😊
@errolpoxleitner958617 сағат бұрын
Learned to much today hurts my head thanks.
@nealesmith1873Күн бұрын
Looks great!
@just4guitar558Күн бұрын
19:42. 20gauge steel roof panel woulda saved ya whole bunch of time. Looks good tho
@marcmigneault8364Күн бұрын
Beautiful!
@waynelaferriere6268Күн бұрын
Tips are definitely good 👍 gonna be short one , I like peanut at end of videos
@irvinmclaughlin7294Күн бұрын
good job fitzee.
@avid6186Күн бұрын
Don't feel to bad about missing the bolt removal past the gas tank. Guess what's required to get the rear end out of the BA Falcons? Standard from the factory 😀
@rickyfulks6656Күн бұрын
U love a challenge Tony. Im welding some 1/8" plate in and calling it done LOL
@rjung_chКүн бұрын
Hey Fitzee! Just got here.
@rjung_chКүн бұрын
Looking great, until next time.
@BrucePiersonКүн бұрын
You've got freezing weather over there in Newfoundland, but here in this part of Queensland Australia, the other day it was 37°C (98.6°F) with high humidity. It's not the heat that's the issue, it's the humidity.
@tonywilkes1781Күн бұрын
Tony if you use a compass with a pencil instead of dividers you mark it in one operation
@fitzeesfabrications9 сағат бұрын
@@tonywilkes1781 like I said. Never had the proper tool!! Lol
@BrucePiersonКүн бұрын
That panel looks like a sieve, it's got so many holes in it.
@steveenghsr210022 сағат бұрын
Thanks. Kilroy was here. Peace
@BrucePiersonКүн бұрын
Funny thing, this morning I was just wondering when you might be posting another video and next thing, one popped up.
@stevenm3141Күн бұрын
Fitzee should just make an X under the battery... Good show 😊
A contour gauge would save you time with those odd shapes
@ronclewell799Күн бұрын
Ever thought of using dimple dies ? They also add strength
@fitzeesfabricationsКүн бұрын
Yes I made those many times over the years
@glennshotrodgarageКүн бұрын
Looking good fitzee
@Wheel_HorseКүн бұрын
Fitzee, how about welding the nuts to the shackle brackets?
@fitzeesfabrications9 сағат бұрын
@Wheel_Horse you could. But don't think I will. Need lock washers on everything yet
@Wheel_Horse9 сағат бұрын
@@fitzeesfabrications Could you not put the lockwashers under the bolt heads in that case? But, as long as you can get a wrench in there when needed, it's all good!
@paulanderson6530Күн бұрын
Absolutely brilliant workmanship.
@LetGaiaLiveКүн бұрын
Crusty is almost a car again!😃
@BrucePiersonКүн бұрын
Shop inspector venturing outside to see how cold it is.
@marisdraulis250Күн бұрын
Thanks for the video. What primer do you use before welding? thanks
@fitzeesfabricationsКүн бұрын
@marisdraulis250 I don't. I used a rust paint. I had problem in the past with weld threw primer. It affect the welding and the stuff is crazy expensive
@larryanderson8049Күн бұрын
Almost a sin to seam seal over those nice fitting joints!
@AintScaredGarageКүн бұрын
Look at all those templates LOL
@lynnrunningdeerB410 сағат бұрын
CAD work😊.
@funkyole1125Күн бұрын
Doesn’t Fitzee have a video on making a battery tray?
@fitzeesfabricationsКүн бұрын
Yes I do.
@malcolmchadwick4047Күн бұрын
Great work, Tony, templates has me worried your losing the plot 😂
@BrucePiersonКүн бұрын
You need two batteries, one on each side to aid traction.
@fitzeesfabricationsКүн бұрын
My fat ass will be on the other side. I say I'll need two batteries on the right to off set my weight. Lol