Stripping interior in my BMW E36! Massive hole in the floor and rusted sills! Drift Build Project

[@emmanlive]

This video was literally so helpful for me because I'm doing the same thing and wasn't sure about how to remove some pieces. Thank you so much bro keep at it and hope to see more from you!!!

[@szymuTV]

You're welcome! I'm working on the welding one currently and should get uploaded soon and then I'll do part two of stripping so I'll get headliner off and door cards and maybe the dash 🤔

[@thegreatpatsy]

Those engines are indestructible!

[@szymuTV]

Oh yeah shame the 1.6 wasn’t powerful enough and not sought after so it just went into skip

[@glocklesnar9559]

Long live the 36ers

[@szymuTV]

Yessir

[@sttm1283]

that was some crusty rear arches, also alot of the backings of the panels were were crusty as well. i find that strange since they are covered from the elements. but its satosfying to see something this bad being fixed up.

[@szymuTV]

Thanks for your comment! Yeah it was pretty far gone everywhere and 2 years later there’s more holes. I actually now have a welder myself and will be doing many more videos next summer

[@sttm1283]

@@szymuTV i have a 2000 e39 wagon, not that crusty though but i have a lot of work ahead of me.

[@PLMacflyPL]

Danielu pytanie za 100% czym spryskiwałeś podłogę po odbiciu mat bitumicznych że tak ładnie wyszła? Bo sam będę musiał z tym zawalczyć u siebie w 2 złomku .

[@szymuTV]

Autoglym tar & glue remover takie zielone coś po prostu bardzo mocny rozpuszczalnik

[@frac3620]

hi, why did it get so small? too much road salt?

[@szymuTV]

Possibly yes, also bad design etc

[@unknow092]

Is this same on sedan?

[@szymuTV]

I’m not sure I don’t think it would be as door trims would be different