vw beetle rusted floor repair.and a ride in the 67 plymouth.

[@davemiller6893]

Who needs TV when we your channel. Many thanks from the U.K.

[@twocvbloke]

KZbin has replaced TV for me, I rarely watch anything on the telly now... :D

[@kimkiriniki9433]

+twocvbloke: Same here, just wish that we didn't have to pay the TV licence fee.

[@chrishappy2278]

I do not even own a TV (otherwise known as an idiots lantern).

[@twocvbloke]

If you declare to the TV tax people that you're not using a TV, or you aren't using one for receiving live broadcasts or using a PC to watch live stuff on Iplayer, you don't have to pay the TV tax... :)

[@theone2be33]

Chris Happy poor mans window

[@michaelbaka4777]

Can't tell you how many different times I used stuff lying around to repair those pans! I've used wood scrap, old stop signs, cut washer or fridge metal, etc. And of course, used bungee cords for a batt hold down!!! Then I'd shove an old rubber floormat up under the back seat to stop the batt from shorting out on the seat springs. That's important; after your first backseat fire, you learn!! Boss, you are the MAN with these old Bugs!!

[@dmann1209]

Thanks for spending more time on the blue bug, I had a green 70 VS Beetle when I was 17. Your presentation brings back fond memories of me learning about my first car. The battery pan replacement made me smile. Thanks again.

[@paul2466]

Excellent video Mustie1, There are a lot of us folks who would pay a premium to have you wrench on their VW's...when I finally find my beetle I am confidant that you will have provided me a video tutorial on how to address the certain issues that will come with my 60 year old, air cooled, German cream puff. Thank You

[@roberthill2393]

My first new car was a 1966 VW 1600 when I was 19 years old. It was a great car. I didn't put the battery cover back on the battery box to cover the battery posts on the battery. When I loaded the back seat full of kids, the metal springs on the seat came in contact with the battery terminals that caused a short and fire that destroyed the car. I sure have enjoyed watching you do some of the things I did over 40 years ago. I rebuilt the engine once in the front yard. If I lived next door to you, I would probably get in your way. Once a motor head, always a motorhead. Thanks!

[@mrcutfish]

Nice! Now I know what a old blue haired lady sees when she drives her car to town, looking threw the steering wheel . I like the speakers in the back seat, had a pair just like them. That is why I watch your show you don't waste anything that has value. Great show today thanks for sharing.

[@mustie1]

l was trying to keep you out of the wind, dident want to mess up your hair

[@sail235aeh]

Its amazing how much you can get done when its 70 degrees. Surely motivating. Enjoyed the convertible ride and dog wash too. Thanks for your videos !!!

[@robertheinkel6225]

Older Mopars always had that distinctive starter sound. Nice sounding car.

[@bigmac965]

Great episode! Fabbed some metal, took a ride in a manly-sounding Mopar convertible, and spent some time with Lily too! Yep, likes all around! Thanks!

[@sreekumarUSA]

Great job. You have great artistic talent, great Automobile Engineer, great Machinist, great Welder, great designer, great patience, great understanding, great judgement, great confidence, great finished job...... very hard to find such a person. Greetings from California, Sir.

[@arussianasset3948]

I really like watching your patching vids. Very educational . I agree with Dave Miller from the UK; "Who needs TV". I also never realized just how easy VWs are to work on.

[@danishnative9555]

You are an awesome Mechanic. But after watching many of your videos, I'm convinced you are also an Artist.

[@charlessoule8587]

Sunday morning, coffee and watching the latest Mustie1 show, doesn’t get any better!

[@willypittner7139]

Yeah it is quite something. There's another YT I watch as well. His name is Arthur Tussik, the way he fixes cars is also something else.

[@waldevv]

I binge watched a bunch of these mustie's VW videos during the last few years and now I'm rewatching them because I got my own 71 Bug to play with.. never expected to be able to have one to be honest

[@davidvrablic5999]

I am just about to repair rust damage on my bucket truck service body. This vid was a great starter how to. Many thanks from Albany,NY. Weather is about the same as yours. Love your work and shows. Wife and I watch them togeth

[@nimbo9070]

Hello from Russia. I'm watching your job and enjoy! Keep going!

[@strangersound]

One of the best industrial arts channels. If you aren't learning something from Mustie, you're not paying attention. This doesn't even consider the fact he's done some of the coolest builds on the utubes. :)

[@ivorwm2291]

Sweet Lily! I've watched this before and I learn more each time I watch it. Thank you

[@devaney58able]

You live in a beautiful state that's a pain in the ass to get around in a semi love your videos you make it interesting and you're not over-inflated ego he just talked to us like we're friends I love that keep up good shows and I'll keep watching it is truly Don from Idaho

[@garagehack2060]

Thank you so much for these videos. I'm learning a lot from you. I'm getting a 1966 Chevrolet C10 soon. Looking forward to working on it because of you.

[@dtadpole]

Nice repair man! Loved watching this, can't wait to see more picking away at this bug! Have a great week!

[@dblack3486]

We used to hold a piece of brass in behind hole when welding up holes on light gauge steel. This brings back good memories thank you M1

[@pontiacgrandprix733]

Floor came out great, you have a lot of heart taking the Mopar out, so soon, we had the same weather in New York, and wanted to drive my 73 Grand Prix, but I know there's still salt out there, and parking it back in the garage with those Lil salt rocks, hidden somewhere, I couldn't sleep

[@aliasfred]

You're the most safe welder I've ever seen. Padding burns really stinky, and yes, I have many burns (holes) in my arms from splatter. Sorry if it looks like I'm bitchin', I was a bodyman for 48 years.

[@trevorstewart3904]

For the longest time I thought you were holding a railroad spike rather than a hammer. Thank you for explaining why you use the hammer during welding. As someone who has never done any welding, but aware of the physical processes involved, I could not understand the role of the hammer.

[@SilentGamer-jt8dl]

Great work as always! I make sure to watch all the ads without skipping to feel like im contributing something for all your efforts.

[@dwebster50]

I liked how you gave us a ride in the convert. ...man with the i buds , the sound of the engine at idle was , amazing ....like i was driving a vert nice car ... great video Mustie ... you surely are good at what you set yourself to do . Cheers from Alberta Dave

[@josephsteffen2378]

Great foresight with the improvised fire extinguisher. Cutting metal always presents heat and sparks. Why worry or deal with the expense of using a real fire extinguisher. Yeah, don't worry: think ahead and MANAGE IT. Plus the genius simplicity!

[@bradm2089]

Hello from PA. Very smart guy you are!

[@mjmcomputers]

I bought my Chinese plasma cutter about 6 years ago after I saw yours. I opted for the pilot arc model. No issues so far and works well.

[@2e0lgz]

Another fine mustie1 production well done sir

[@rodashford1151]

Hello from Australia, keep up the good work and keep the vids coming. Really enjoy the bike vids

[@xcalibre222]

Mustie.That plasma cutter is the cat's meow,lol. Love your vids! Thanks for being you!

[@josephmcclintock7681]

Always a pleasure watching thank you for sharing you've got me through a few projects

[@elmermason9685]

just a thought, sometime use a little Flex Seal to coat your metal. I"ve used it to waterproof an area in my basement. It worked great. Dries rubberized. Just a thought. I really like watching your videos. Good learning experience. Thanks for the education.

[@mikelamothesr.8998]

I surely do enjoy my visits, thanks for letting a whack of strangers to look over your shoulder. Mike

[@johnsampson1096]

There's a new dance called the "Tap and Weld". Nice looking beetle, Mustie...

[@daveferguson2996]

I actually got excited to go for a ride in the convertible... and enjoyed it. Thanks.

[@JackdeDuCoeur]

Old veedubs and Plymouths - steps back into my youth! From the days when cars cranked and cranked before starting and nothing was wrong!

[@Sebastian_Dinwiddie]

I'm floored at your metalworking skills.

[@_Chaoticollie_]

Metalwork AND a ride in the Plymouth! What a video!

[@MikeyMack303]

And Lily!

[@gkcooper]

Love the longer videos. You are my #1 favorite KZbinr. You should start a Patreon. I would donate.

[@daleburrell6273]

...just call him: "Mr. Potato head" (get it? get it? get it? "KZbinr"..."Mr. Potato head"?)

[@citrus1973]

That Plymouth was an unexpected treat!

[@glazierEd]

Those plasma cutters make quick accurate cuts. About ten years ago I had a job laying down about 400 linear feet of 4"" brushed stainless base in an office building. Other than a little discoloration which was easily taken care of with a scotchbright pad, it was much quicker than a portaban. Nice work as usual Muzz.

[@giljusino]

Love the show. I watch every day. I miss my 65 bug.

[@MRrwmac]

I do like the way you do your welds. Guess I’ll have to change my technique. Lillie seems to like hanging around Papa or she knew it was only one good day of weather and wanted her bath - haha. Man o man, I do miss the old deep throated sounds of the classic V8s!!

[@blair79bear38]

I enjoy the sound of my high compression, header equipped gen 0 sbc.

[@josh6pack]

Was watching a "The Workshop" vid and someone mentioned your old Briggs engine in a comment. I don't remember which video it was or why you were mentioned, but I'm so glad I found this channel. I've wanted an old beetle for years, but kinda forgot about it. Now the fire is lit again. Thanks.

[@Jim-ie6uf]

Well done on the panel replacement. When I quit looking at the steering wheel and looked up, I damn near ran off the road!

[@JT-tz5hp]

It there ever was a Bob Ross moment @ 34:00. Round paint brush making sounds on Mustie1's canvas(aka rusty metal), soft calming voice. KZbin gold.

[@jackwood8307]

Wow its amazing anything survives up there in the rust belt! Great video!

[@tonycrews2758]

Thanks mustie you have inspired me to get the spanners out again doing up a 1990 subaru brat 👍

[@richc9503]

My first car was a 68 Plymouth Fury Convertible, same speedometer. Brought back some memories!

[@steveroy6334]

That’s a nice job! And a good fine dog!!

[@stuartsullenbarger2471]

Love your channel...I love how you explain everything...Love VW,s too...I have a old 56....VW beetle...

[@rustyaxelrod]

Fun, laid back, video. Thanks for posting, thumbs up.

[@Edogawa1117]

Great job. Thanks for sharing. You live in a wonderful part of the world.

[@LCJfarms]

that sure looks a lot better then the piece of wood I put under my battery back in the 70's 😀

[@danielyazbek9910]

Congrats! Beautiful dog! Hi from Brazil

[@TheShadeTreeFixitMan]

I wish we had gotten the 70° before our snow storm last night, now it is just more on top of what we already had. Good repair on the battery box...as always!

[@40ounce58]

Love VW’s! By far, this is probably my second favorite VW next to “Crusty” the truck. I love the Plymouth!

[@alltheworldsastage9258]

Really appreciate your videos, I have been learning quite a bit. Hopefully will work on my own VW Bug someday. Much thanks!

[@majordisappointment8692]

Thanks for the ride Mustie love repair video.

[@theinfoteam3276]

Amazing !! you even cleaned the widscreen .. Your slipping boy your slipping !!!

[@mischef18]

Really liked this video bro so thanks for taking the time to film it.

[@jrand2631]

That's a sweet little VW bug. Good job.

[@keithm6324]

You are a fitter extraordinaire sir. Love the vids

[@Shawn-ne6ld]

Dog looks truely happy and content

[@Popeye64]

Very nice job. Keep it going. I love to watch

[@dalesworld1308]

Even the garage door remote is vintage!!!

[@G16Rof]

Great video Mustie a job well done 👍

[@jmmvangoor]

I like the video's you make, nice work. I wich a live in your country then a buy my self a bug from you. greetings from Holland

[@bryan17293]

VW made the best snow sled. Better than Jeep. That flat belly is great. Love Bugs great cars. My 66 1300 and 73 super beetle were my favorites. Had many of them. I sold them after I got them, little repairs. Not very hard to work on. The more options the more trouble. If you want luxury Don't get a bug. Great cars for road trips. You lay them seats down and sleep if needed. Lots a move and very cozy. Moonroof makes it even better. Brake issues really sucked. A good floor is a major concern.

[@danielmize6567]

Seen so many videos of this car that I'm developing a relationship with it... I really do like it.

[@leonmarut917]

nothing beats the sound of a v8

[@ChuckD59]

Wearing earphones and that sound came from somewhere deep inside my head. Great stuff!

[@57Banjoman]

Oh no, that sped-up grinder sounds like the dentist!!! LOL Thanks for all of your videos, buddy!

[@zundfolge1432]

wow you reaally dont miss when it comes to autobody......better than A+ for repair

[@tiporari]

Battery acid dehydrates and crystalllizes. The water leak rehydrates the residual acid and reactivates it. Humidity does the same albeit slower.

[@huck01955]

Really nice job repairing the floor :)

[@GregsGarage]

Ah the Plymouth! I'm glad you had a nice sunny day to break up the crappy weather.

[@mustie1]

hi greg, me too

[@aaronboodoosingh6187]

Your the definition of what i wanna be when i get old and retire

[@brandx4715]

Looks like a gem,I can't wait to see it get the TLC it deserves,there's a lot of potential there.

[@humbug1]

I like the Plymouth, thanks for the ride out.

[@simonzero3815]

Would love to hear about your background. You seem to have a very good knowledge of the layout of VW's. Please update us in your next video about your past. Your videos make great viewing.

[@TheKubelman]

love the work and the videos are pure educational fun--rather than editing out process the "speed-up" allows us to folo your work--my personal preference

[@Davebaker364]

Got to love that weather! Hi fifty’s to Seventy here in North Canton Ohio this week! 👍🙏👏😂😁

[@granskare]

I thought there was a paint that one could weld thru but that was a while ago. I like watching you and it is sad the net was not up back in my day. I think a product that turned rust black was just coming out - expensive stuff.

[@kamiljp87]

the Plymouth sounds so good

[@brianunderwood3109]

That battery pan looks like the broiler tray that came with my oven, lol. Good looking car overall!

[@chazer200]

Love Lilly. Great ole girl.

[@raymondnoya5653]

Wow nice job on the battery tray.

[@jimkodysz5404]

I've gotta say that that patch panel looked like the worlds largest paint roller tray!~ LOL

[@michaelb.5345]

Like the pro you are, it looks great teach...

[@zoran69ser]

;Hi from Serbia , good jobs . first channel i ever subscribed :)

[@larrywoodruff7530]

Boy, what a nice dog, top notch video too,thanks much.

[@kevinshowers6477]

Sweet 67 Plymouth Convertible!! I had a 67 Dodge Coronet Convertible which I rolled when I was in the service.

[@mustie1]

that musta hurt

[@kevinshowers6477]

sure did in a coma for two months car was only 7 years old luck of the Irish pulled me through Saint Patrick's Day 1974

[@linkinp1]

Greetings from Germany, Love to watch your Videos !

[@goldbergje]

Mopar starters from that era have the most distinctive "ring" or "tone" when you turn the key. My parents were Chrysler people from 1960 to about 1985 and I miss that sound.

[@bobbya4579]

Excellent video, learning a lot, thanks!

[@enriquelopez9124]

Awesome job Mustie like always

[@blair79bear38]

thank you, I find the rust repair the most interesting as I have done it myself with questionable results and will need to do more extensive repair on another vehicle