Porsche 356 Speedster Restoration pt3! Even more rust!!!!

[@joemartino6976]

Kryptonite is to Superman as rust is to a Porsche. No worries, as you're a master at this.

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Thanks, really appreciate your kind words 🙌🏻

[@kazstrankowski8721]

It's amazing to watch the metal expand and contract when welding

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Agreed, really noticeable on the rear quarter panel.

[@pm1104]

Lovely job …….you are a true craftsman! ❤

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Thank you very much!

[@seang7012]

Love this series...impressive and informative. Thank you for doing these videos!

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

My pleasure, glad you’re enjoying the content!

[@garethevans92]

Awesome methodical work as per Dean! 👏🙌

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Thanks Gareth

[@michaelhearn3831]

You’re doing a fantastic job …👍🏻….

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Thank you so much 😀

[@tomswindler64]

Impressive work,just keep on doing what you do best.be safe.on to the next.👍👍👍😎😎😎

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Thanks really appreciate it

[@PatrickGrayling]

Great work, Looks so much more daunting with everything in bare metal, good job your the man for the job

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Thanks Pat, trouble with bare metal is that it seems to be rusting faster than I can repair it!!

[@PatrickGrayling]

@ 😳

[@ashleybragetti2199]

great videos - perfect balance of detail - thanks for sharing

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

My pleasure! Glad you’re enjoying the content!

[@steveinoz1]

Always look forward to a new video from you. Great work.

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

I appreciate that, thank you

[@gm8208]

Great fabrication skills again… guess you get through a shed load of masking tape!

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Thanks! We buy it by the box as Chris uses loads!

[@german-altblech]

Wow du hast sehr gute Fähigkeiten👌👌👌

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Danke 👌👌

[@Rat_Poison_Devil]

👍

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

💪

[@barrycrisp958]

Cracking job/video as per normal. Can i suggest though that you try making it look a bit harder, otherwise we'll all be thinking we can do it. 🤣🤣

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Thank you 🙏 I’ll try harder to make it look harder 🤣

[@metalillness5951]

Looking good, thanks for taking the time and effort to share your work! How cold is it in your shop area? I could NOT do good work in an uncomfortable environment... but I suppose there are those who don't find it offensive perhaps. Let's be honest, you are working on a Porsche resto..... you can afford heat.

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

No problem, glad you are enjoying the content. At the moment temps are around 6-10C although we’ve had the old colder spell. Jan-Feb are normally worse. Our team room is heated, Chris has a space heater in the prep room for when it’s really cold and when he’s not hiding in the 22C spray booth!! I have a heated jacket. The problem with my workshop is that it’s got really high ceilings and is a non insulated barn so heat will just disappear.

[@conorlee9241]

Did you ever try silicabronze migweld ,id say u would like it for closing door gaps wings etc very nice to file lot softer ..looks like a nice car to work on 👍

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Never had a go with that tbf. It’s probably the most valuable car we’ve had in the workshop but pretty demoralizing watching it get rustier and rustier as we repair it! Thanks for watching 👌

[@conorlee9241]

Ah hopefully the acid dip and ecoat will do what's needed.youve done your side of the job Great.. beautiful car ,hopefully they paint it the Porsche silver..

[@briangreen6602]

You're doing a great job, but if anything puts me off dipping my car, it's this 356.

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Thank you 👍🏻 glad you’re enjoying the content. I totally agree, I’ll never have it done

[@polloloci21]

Awesome work- what gauge sheetmetal do you use? You make it look so easy

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Thank you. I use 20SWG for most bodywork stuff. I generally try and use as close as possible to what the factory uses.

[@polloloci21]

@ I’ve toyed around with 20gauge sheet metal- it’s not easy - thanks for the info. Love your content

[@jonathandutton5020]

Impressive work as always. Can I come and work with you for free for 1 or 2 weeks to learn a bit of the trade?!! :-)

[@classiccarrevivalsofficial]

Thank you! Unfortunately we don’t have capacity to have somone else in the workshop at the moment, sorry.