Rebuilding a Wrecked Toyota Camry | Cutting out the Quarter Panel Ep. 9

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Stuff like this has always scared me. Body work in general scares me lol. Props for jumping in and just doing it! Another great video!

[@SwampBoysGarage]

Scares me too. Lol. Just trying to learn it all.

[@kirkacola7942]

Randy,, Cars are Actually are scared of you because those care are afraid of you breaking something 😅 like that glove box handel that you broke at IAA in a certain car in LA California😉😅

[@CarterJN130]

Looks like a great cut! Can’t wait to see the install!

[@SwampBoysGarage]

Thanks. First time so going slow.

[@CarterJN130]

@@SwampBoysGarage for sure! Nothing wrong with taking the time to make it look good.

[@welshykev]

Cracking video again lads. Keep up the good work and cant wait till the next episode.

[@SwampBoysGarage]

Thank you.

[@DB1Journeys]

Man, you guys did a fantastic job. Really enjoyed this one. Happy Easter guys!

[@SwampBoysGarage]

Thank you. We are learning a lot and slowly getting better.

[@robertboyer5498]

One suggestion for fitting panels in the future. Lay the new part overtop of the old one, line them up and cut through both panels at once. It will fit perfectly.

[@SwampBoysGarage]

I tried that before but it leaves a gap the size of the cutting wheel and harder to weld up. I probably need a thinner blade or get better at welding.

[@ossa4772]

Great job brother, you did a great explanation

[@SwampBoysGarage]

Thank you

[@jimharrow8104]

Great job... Happy Easter...

[@SwampBoysGarage]

Thank you and happy Easter to you as well

[@kirkacola7942]

Looking good so far and Tyler is a strong young man🦾 also I'm glad he made a full recovery. Great video!🤠👍🏻

[@SwampBoysGarage]

Thank you. Yes he is doing great now from the surgery. Must be nice to be young. Lol.

[@kirkacola7942]

@@SwampBoysGarage your welcome also that's good to hear that he's doing great 😎👍🏻

[@renewableenergy-ceramiccoa7464]

Found you through auto auctions …very well done…will share with my 🇨🇦 friends, take care guys!

[@SwampBoysGarage]

Thank you so much. So glad to have you follow our journey.

[@devonteflowers219]

Happy Easter family. I can’t wait to see it done

[@SwampBoysGarage]

Happy Easter to you as well. I’m so ready to finish and move on to something new.

[@devonteflowers219]

@@SwampBoysGarage thank you.

[@shirmworm]

Super!!!

[@Jimsathome]

A bit of a teaser this time boys? I was looking forward to seeing your welding skills as well but glad to see you both using good eye protection when you were cutting. 😉

[@SwampBoysGarage]

We learning as we go so we are way slower than the other pros on KZbin.

[@dworsak79]

Great video guys! Happy Easter to you!

[@SwampBoysGarage]

Thank you

[@williamcottam3719]

Hi good to see you again just for a future ref that seam sealer looks like a double-sided adhesive tape that you can buy to prefix the sill part, you can also buy a drill attachment that looks like a rubber wheel for removing the old seam seal sorry don't know what its called but its worth having one much easier to remove.

[@SwampBoysGarage]

Ok. Thanks. I actually have that eraser wheel but never thought to try it to n that. I always used it for emblem glue. I’ll definitely try that out.

[@robertperry8973]

I have a 2010 camry that those alloy rims would look nice on, so what if I sent you the stock steel rims and you let me buy them alloys? Great video good work guys I'm about to do a engine swap on my camry and your videos have given me the confidence to do it 👍

[@SwampBoysGarage]

One of the rims is messed up with bad cuts from the wreck. It would probably cost too much to swap thru shipping to each other.

[@DachsAutos]

Looking good! I've been using the 3M 08365 seam sealer on my projects.. There's a few products to choose from, but so far this has worked well for me and didn't need a special applicator gun. I picked it up off the amazons.

[@SwampBoysGarage]

I’ll add that to the cart now

[@DachsAutos]

@@SwampBoysGarage Track down some of the acid or flux brushes you'd use for plumbing too, you can use those to spread out the sealer for a more factory look, unless you want to go all out and get the fan attachment like your original parts were sealed with. You can lay two strips of blue tape to help stay in a line as well if you want to get particular about it.

[@anthonycarreviews1528]

You guys should rebuild both of those Camrys and sell them to carmax for a good price

[@Stil1_loading]

Not enough praise for the job!

[@timwhite8878]

Hi after you are done with parts car. Do not scrap it sell all the good parts off it.you will make more money off it.

[@SwampBoysGarage]

That’s what we were thinking.

[@savages_playz1878]

My dad passed away and I am only 16

[@savages_playz1878]

Your videos make my day

[@SwampBoysGarage]

I’m so sorry to hear that. I can’t even imagine how tough that is for you.