The Ferrari frame Is fixed It Turned Out Awesome!

[@f32440i]

Yuri and Ben work so well together. All the brothers need to help Ben complete his mustang ASAP

[@louisfkoorts5590]

Ben, you and the team shine (extra) on this job. I personally think You and Sam must have this tipe of collaborations. (About 3 to 4x per year?) From the viewer's side, it look as if you guys inspire/tint each other with a good vibe. Things get done. Thanks man 👍🏻

[@stuartfact8361]

I totally agree- watching the car go through various stages of repair on different YT channels is really cool. The car becomes the star of the show! Also- you guys do amazing frame work Ben!!

[@koolaid53]

This young man could just about bring back a car after it's been through a crusher. I am always amazed by just how much he can do with frame repair.

[@dawn1berlitz]

the engine despite all the damage to the frame still starts up

[@patrickhostler5939]

I’ve got to say, that car could have so easily have been consigned to the scarp yard for parts, but you’ve done an astonishing job there!!!😊

[@roberto3420]

Big fan of Ben. Most ferrai repairers use very expensive measuring systems, very expensive tools and this guy only using his knowhow, amazing skills, intelligence and experience is able to fix a supercar that nobody wants to fix. This is the content I like.

[@Teddy-vv9iz]

Ben Young man you have some awesome skills that make watching your videos worth every minute. Yuri is another skilled brother who has his own set of amazing skilled hands. I know that your dad must be very proud. He has very talented sons 👏. And Nate will get there no doubt about it 👏.

[@kenrossaukrsa]

Yuri makes all things happen - motivation and energy

[@AngelTX874]

I could watch Vtuned do framework all day, i don't know what it is, the man has got mad skills

[@peterseitz3476]

Hi Ben, thank you for your interesting content. I have another tip for the template that you want to make from thicker aluminum sheet metal on the driver's side. You absolutely have to drill out the corners before bending, otherwise it will tear right there or it will crack there later. Look closely at the part on the Ferrari passenger side. Please keep it up and I look forward to your next video. Warm greetings from Germany.

[@elinzmeyer3550]

Great work! I like how you guys get the fact of "make it look like a Ferrari" instead of sweating the factory details. Your welds are as good, or better than the Italian welds. Good stuff!

[@marcosdossantosandrade3878]

I saw an old comment from Commander Enzo Ferrari, saying something like this: "Ferrari engines are a work of art, as for the rest from the car...we give it away for free." I think he hinted that they don't care if it breaks easily or not.

[@bofat6978]

You and Samcrac should take that Ferrari hood, cut it up into a 1000 pieces, autograph the pieces, and sell them to your fans! Dang! That would be fire! 🔥 Peace! 😂

[@nomad4x]

You guys do such good work, and break things down in small chunks. Great Work!

[@jenniferwhitewolf3784]

I love the fact that you de-mystify the Ferrari mystique. They are just metal and plastic and rubber like any other car. Excellent work!!

[@muskokamike127]

I gotta say: the propulse mig does an awesome job on the welds. Nice penetration from the looks of it. I thought you could only tig aluminum but you've shown me otherwise! great job ben!

[@mac4boys541]

You can GAS weld it to, but you have to be old skool to attempt that

[@markbennett6658]

It’s good that he pushes himself design and building the Mustang but Ben seems at his best and most comfortable doing the frame work. The comments seem to reflect this and I always enjoy the collaborative stuff with Sam and the Goonzquad boys. I get cost wise why Sam’s gone for an aftermarket hood but I’d prefer it to have the stock louvres. The triple ones will be a bit if a giveaway that some penny pinching has been done!

[@raymondtuckerjr1886]

Excellent. All around excellence. Camera, edit, tunes, and most of all the WORK. Putting it IN; attention to detail, brothers BEING brothers, Ben for POTUS!

[@SalvageMasterEssex]

Even the shop cat as POTUS would be an upgrade over Biden 🤣🤣

[@middleagedbaldguy6774]

Neat seeing this process. The OSHA trainer in me is screaming for you to find some GD eye protection and then wear it.

[@ImpalaSS08]

I inspect cars for a living, not a lot of Ferraris 😂😂and if I saw the factory welds I’d think it has been repaired and yours were the factory ones. Keep it up!

[@frankmummolo7727]

Amazing how quickly this repair AND the videos are coming along. Some other influencers could take lessons from you guys! Really enjoying this series!

[@frankmummolo7727]

@tellegram_vtunedgarage8 thank you for selecting me. Please advise how to claim my prize!

[@bryanhallman8183]

Sam's gotta be pretty happy with how the welding turned out.

[@therocket280z7]

The only significant issue I noticed with the job is how he waited to take the "kink" out of the upper brace after he got the bottom squared up. Without going into the stresses caused by doing this, this is going to cause an issue with the next person that removes one of the bolts holding either upper or lower brace to the frame. If he had straightened the kink prior, it would not have been off an inch when he repaired the bottom brace. So, when(or if) bolts get removed from either brace they will be a challenge to get back in. Normally you want to work all sides evenly to put materials in zero stress status when Assembled.

[@mattkeese7956]

At what part?

[@jaggafeen]

you chat rubbish

[@glennarnold3970]

hi i am a panel beater as well you need to pull the damage in reverse to how it happened start with the stronger damage first rails skirts etc the radiator support brace which ben did last was the weakest of all the damage if you pulled it first then did the rails etc there would be a very good chance it would have moved and he would have to re do it i would have done it almost the same as ben did remember no 2 accidents are the same and you have to do things a lot different with aluminium [aluminum to all the yanks] pulling one piece will move other pieces it is a juggling act at best remember all of the aluminium on the core support is welded and all the bolt holes are over size because thats how ferrari lambourghini do thing all hand welded no 2 side are exactly the same ben heated the aluminium at the welds when he pulled or pushed it that releaves the stress if there was stress it would have cracked there endeth the lesson

[@therocket280z7]

@@glennarnold3970 Yeah, we weren't shown everything, and he did have the measurements. So, it could be alright. But, from what we saw, it didn't stay in position without the puller. Every .05 of an inch the frame is off in this location easily turns into half an inch at the tire, which some of Samcrac's cars have been off on alignment in caster, if you watch his videos.

[@jaugustine2735]

Love how vtuned works over Thanksgiving and gets the job done in like 5 days only for the car to get back to Sam and have it sit in a field for weeks collecting dust as he buys another 6 cars that will also sit in the field. Heres hoping though that the build continues quickly.

[@jimwiskus8862]

Looking forward to seeing this ride in your shop. I imagine Sam will be happy with this. Great work considering it’s a shoestring budget, no fault of yours. Not to be mean but I’d like to see Sam’s car repaired the way Ben would if he had his druthers, not the way Sam wants it done. This is no reflection on Ben. His work is superb. See you in the next installment.

[@Samcrac]

I don't know what looks better, the Ferrari's Frame or your Hair

[@rickchowsr2532]

🤣

[@marcmartinez2079]

Sam you found yourself a diamond with that boy Ben, keep him busy we love this stuff

[@KarelBeelaertsvanBlokland]

Man, it came out far better as probably many expected. Well done! Hats of!

[@marshallbrowne5371]

Simply stunning workmanship Vtuned!

[@shockracer]

Those welds Look Better than Factory!

[@deadprivacy]

"Fixed" if you welded it and didnt t5 treat the welded sections -look it up, theres a lot of detail about aluminium welding missing in this video anout welding aluminium , dont drive it for six weeks or so at least, not that you will but it will at least have a chance to age harden... When you weld "structural aluminium" as you call it, presumably t5 or t6 6000 series? You kinda reset the T5 but which refers to post processing heat and age traetment. T5 is very specific.. a long bake at specofic temp followed by a lower temp precipitation hardening... Then usually a week or two age hardening to ensure best results and give any residual internal stress to settle out. Depends on the alloy, and im no ally welder myself but im pretty sure if i attempted this sort of work id be quoting considerably more detail about residual stresses , alloy numbers. And this fact...which is 40% weakening guaranteed each side if the weld joint if you weld t5 and dont heat treat it afterwards. Im oretty sure when ferrari welded that thing up? They heat treated it after yhey qelded it , not before ... Yeah i checked. The ferrari process is that the frame is welded T6 temper 6311 alloy and is post weld heat treated, the whole frame, this repair isnt likely a good idea. Motorcyle frames are similar in alloy and treatment. And they usually are never repaired if significantly damaged and to do it correctly you need a big ,very hot oven.

[@melmcclure3710]

Amazing work Ben you have mad skills for this kind of work.

[@vplph]

Good the bumper was well packed to protect it against scratches and dents.

[@perrygray5081]

Hey DDE, send the 720 to V Tuned. They just Jack and cut. Who needs a measuring device or set points for the frame! It seems like V tuner buys whatever grade of aluminum ( no mention of the grade of aluminum or how they take measurements to ensure the work is safe) and has no idea what type of aluminum he is replacing. Again in the video it would appear all aluminum is the the same, pop cans to a super car frame. “Might have to buy aluminum this thick on Amazon”. Oh my god, yes slap the parts back on. Maybe I am crazy, cause I am from Canada but there were numerous grades of aluminum based on the need. I wouldn’t put my ex wife in that car, even thought the hood looks great! Oh, by the way it doesn’t fit well. Nothing to do with the body/frame damage…V tunes has its due to it being fibreglass. A form fitted part doesn’t fit (shoot, bet that’s the case with every measured part!🤦‍♂️) I wonder if they Jack the car to make the hood fit? Frame straightening machines have been around for decades. But there are jigs or measurement devices to ensure things are correct. Your life depends upon it. Perhaps it’s the editing, but V tuning makes it look like anyone can fix a frame. Just like anyone can be you lawyer. Just figure it out, or turn off the camera. 🤦‍♂️

[@Amereius]

When I first saw the car I thought Sam had bit more than he could chew. I can't believe you were able to fix it. Awesome work!

[@bobsmythe9949]

Extremely satisfying, actual real work, well done.

[@williamlambert352]

Hey vtuned and brother 23 Garage very good job on farrari on frame machine I like love very good job on car I like love support and number one ☝️ people harry I love like watching KZbin videos Vtuned

[@kevindimauro9689]

WOW ! What a difference between watching your vids on my Iphone and on my lap. The energy , definition, and excitement is up . Way up.

[@terrallputnam7979]

It takes a little bit of common sense to make repairs like this. Dealerships won't touch it because all they do is order new parts and remove the old ones and reinstall the new. This is old school frame repair. You learn this by doing it day to day for years. Great work Ben!

[@hector_nimrod]

Dude, you guys are saving that 599 from being for years on Sam farm getting covered of cow and chicken poop and rotting away like those 10 or maybe 15 cars we saw allways on the background of his videos

[@Jimsathome]

Ben you are in your element on that Frame Machine.😉

[@KevinBostwick]

Its always a pleasure to watch someone who is a master at their craft; the level of workmanship involved in this type of project is incredible.

[@devarskinnee8760]

Ben kicks butt period!!! Thanks again Ben hope u feel better.

[@rickchowsr2532]

You did great work. @Samcrac will Be happy. Looking forward to seeing all frame damage repaired

[@rayshutsa6690]

Ben and Yuri work so good together. On the Ferrari is looking amazing the progress is moving forward very quickly. Keep up the hard work guys. ❤🇨🇦

[@frankleonard6570]

real good work Ben! working on italian cars is NOT easy!

[@nigelw598]

Gday Ben, Great job mate. I’m always impressed with your get on with it and get it done attitude. You keep me motivated to keep buying, fixing and flipping here. “The harder you work, the ‘luckier’ you get” Cheers 👍👍🍻

[@M2ProMBP]

That opening “What’s going on guys!” was a bit energetic. Massaging my eardrums ….😅😅 You are clearly the hardest working car tuber out there. Don’t apologize to us, thanks for letting us tag along on the journey.

[@Robert8455]

Funny seeing the Ferrari weld quality on such an 'exotic' sports car. Not impressed with that but I am with vTuned taking care of this wreck. Really amazing work you do. Based on the marks on the hood, I'll guess the 599 ran into the rear of a car and went under it.

[@ricksmith4736]

Never had a ferrari, but Mercedes, BMW, corvettes.... They are all just cars after a while

[@DjBud_VinD]

Woudlnt it be great if these crossmembers can be bolted to the frame? Thinking its easier for work on the engine. Great work. Big Up!

[@muskokamike127]

I found out about map gas when I'd do plumbing repairs when there was still a little water in the pipe. Propane wouldn't do it but map? bingo any water that trickled down was boiled away instantly. You can get flame spreaders for your torches so it's not centralized. I actually used my map gas torch to weld up some aluminum pieces for my cnc machine. (you can buy aluminum welding rods at your local hardware store, not for pros but for home gamers they work fine).

[@robstephens]

You can pack a water line with bread to stop water from trickling out before soldering a fitting.

[@willranney8047]

Fixing a Ferrari with Harbor freight tools! Love it! Great work!

[@johnmcelwain5884]

Yes...a vibration test on the frame. 200 MPH sounds about right. Lol. Nice job to the Maestro of Mangled Metal. What will Sam find next

[@edwinmunoz2595]

Excelente reparación 👍🏽

[@edvin1366]

i wish i had these guys around my area , great work

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

This channel is the best man.

[@joncamilleri2172]

This car was destroyed when you got it, i did not think it could be recovered but you smashed it. Excellent work.

[@ragnarironspear1791]

Been looking forward to see how this frame turns out

[@thatdave86]

You have made it look easy ,I'm sure it's not ,but you have done it that's more than anyone can ask .

[@mattpovah5952]

Really good work. Looks really excellent. You are saving this car.

[@FastEd_120]

It's looking awesome Ben. You make it look so easy to repair. Sam is really going to be happy.

[@fenf777]

Mann i never been so excited watching build videos then, but now i really cant wait for up next on this Ferrari! Keep up the good work Ben!

[@davidbell4626]

Ben you and your brothers are doing a great job.

[@ronwatson4902]

You got the talent and knowhow of a man twice your age. A pleasure to watch! Thanks

[@hanscombrinck1481]

Very nice work on those frame rails.

[@Bewitagos1]

I keep coming back for content like this. Thanks Ben.

[@paultaylor9652]

Pretty impressed with your work young man.

[@mikegreen2229]

I’m quite surprised that my aluminum welding skills are better than the guys at Ferrari. Yours are better too from the looks of it, and matches the rest very nicely. Good job! People don’t realize how different it is to weld compared to steel

[@TommyAlanRaines]

You are doing an incredible job with this Ferrari ! Keep Orange Crushing It!

[@WatchRichRebuildsChannel]

Looks great 👍👍. To bad it’s gonna go back to Sam’s cow field and sit unfinished for another few years. 😞

[@Christoph-sd3zi]

And then he'll do an episode on fixing the seatbelts

[@WatchRichRebuildsChannel]

@@Christoph-sd3zi Maybe Rich will buy it and finish it after it gets back to Samcrac’s funny farm. 🤷🏻‍♂.. 🤣😂🤣

[@dutchdude5400]

Dude got skills. Respect!

[@stevesposato9124]

Excellent instructions great video and it flowed very very well. Keep up the great work.

[@ProLifeTours]

Vtuned is a Goat on that frame!!

[@RandySmith-iz1ml]

Great job vTuned, hope the rest of the job goes smoothly so you can get back to your own builds, I'd really like to see you get some of them done. Like the Nissan's, truck and then the Mustang.

[@LaidBackDeveloper]

That was insanely quick! Well done lads 🎉

[@soremekun]

Amazing talent. I hope you're training other people to be this awesome.

[@Airman..]

Good job Ben you're a professional and humble unlike some KZbinrs who makes modest bodywork and sells car scrap metal for an extra income

[@DrRick-dq4bb]

Amazing work Ben.

[@trzarector]

Vtuned way beyond his years! Amazing.

[@lindsaymerritt975]

Such talent! Clever stuff boys. 😊

[@DG51440]

Nice! The hood looks like it is supposed to be a 599XX Evo hood replica

[@jf6853]

I am new to this channel, and I absolutely love it. The work you do it Mega. Thanks for content / videos 👍

[@taxmagician]

Nice, very nice. Your a true restorer, there are cars that should be as original as possible, you would be an excellent choice for those projects.

[@bigsquatchsasfoot1964]

Nice work Ben you made a nice job of that 👍

[@calitri-boost]

Ben keep up the amazing work and content. You always work hard

[@rad_vids]

It definitely shows that you love what you do and are up to any challenge.

[@HBConcepts]

VTune you have been blessed as a master craftsman.

[@jackbessler6230]

I'm amazed and how easy You'll make it look to fix a car.

[@pameladunn7346]

you have a great positive attitude and have great knowledge and skills ... keep up the good work

[@MustangsTrainsMowers]

Not a project anyone without experience should tackle. I remember 1986 I was the young man washing and cleaning out cars at the body shop of a Ford dealer. A customer brought in a 1970’s Ford full size 4 door car that their insurance totaled. It had a pretty bad front sway but they wanted to fix the car anyways. One of the guys chained it to a floor anchor and used a hydraulic ram to pull it back straight. I was washing a car for a customer and my Boss came over and said Boyd stay behind that car until he’s done doing that pull.

[@guniwheel8632]

What an amazing job, Ben and Sam! An awesome collaboration. We're happy we could help you out with those orange wheels :) We were at PRI this week and so many people said they saw our wheels on your guys' channels. Very cool!

[@alanpaulick7815]

You really making progress on this build Ben. Thanks for sharing your video enjoying your hard worm bro. Peace.

[@rjh7070]

Great job Ben..and Yuri! The Ferrari looks great!

[@MrRivii]

Amazing, I wish there was a shop like yours in my area

[@torceridaho]

amazing knowledge and skills, very impressed

[@maragoy1979]

Ben you usually make us huppy with your builds.keep up the good work.greetings from GREECE.

[@Michael_MJ]

I've said it before Ben - you have talent.

[@jmhofmeyr]

I had my doubts but you did a pretty good job man. I would however still like to have it measured by Ferrari using their specs to make sure it will react as it should in a crash.

[@justme3898]

A young man with ambition and drive. You'll go far. Keep up the good work

[@kickit59]

I am guessing cracc will find a way to cabbage the steering rack back together! Oh well Ben is amazing but this time Cracc is over the top but not in a good way! I used to laugh at a lot of Craccs stuff because he can be funny but he better do some full disclosure on this Ferrari when he pawns it off on some poor person! This is one of those times I don't see any humor in Craccs methods! Back in 1968 my Dad bought a 1967 Chrysler 300 2dr. hardtop from the local Dodge dealer. It had something like 3K miles and looked new. It was a Gold metallic and had an amazingly beautiful paint job. I remember admiring it when my Dad brought it home. Anyhow since he bought it from the Dodge dealer he wasn't worried about issues but the car didn't track right going down the highway. He took it to an alignment shop for an alignment and the guy there said the frame was tweaked and could not be properly aligned. It turned out the guy who bought it new died in the car when I went off the road! Anyhow my Dad was an ex WW2 Marine Raider and a no nonsense kind of guy. He made them do a workable deal money wise on a brand new 68 Dodge Polara which worked out really well for him! There is a downline component to this which Cracc doesn't seem to care about!

[@devarskinnee8760]

Your work is way better than factory, u r that good son ,love watching u work,latter bro.devo

[@jamest.parsonsjr.970]

Absolutely Amazing Work!! Awesome Skills!!

[@just4kicks950]

Mad skills 👏👏 💯 I would hate to see the repair & parts bill on this one 🤫 $$$$$ lol. Killer Job 🚘🔥🔥👍