Someone buy that man a workbench, some safety goggles, and some shoes! :P
ren ·
nah leave him as is, it seems to work best!
baybuscamperkid ·
no words to describe! :o can we import him? 😀
malcolm ·
reminds me of the panel shop I worked at for 7 years the boss wouldn,t even buy us a mig welder everything was oxyed .
DUB54V ·
unfknblvble!
i liked how he made the floor section same as the original,instead of getting flat sheet metal and just welding it up bankstown style.
LUFTMEISTER ·
a thing of beauty is something to behold......true craftsmen!:thumb
helbus ·
I can surely appreciate what he is doing. I do this stuff everyday at work, and even with all manner of fabrication equipment, that sort of work would take many weeks. He is doing it by hand!
butidontunderstand ·
whoooooow :o
whatnow ·
wow, i wish i had his talent. amazing.
megalania ·
I can't believe the quality of workmanship. I tip my hat to him.
ratty 63 ·
...thats unbelieveable! An amazing amount of skill involved to do that sort of work....
Makes anything I have attempted to do look like a joke!
R 🙂
SPRINTSTAR ·
I saw the same thing in Manila/Phillipines, rust repairs/door skins while-u-wait, hand beaten mudguards/lead wiped etc...in 3:jesus hours! the sad thing is,these guys have no idea how much they're worth. They earn about $100 a week!
amazeer ·
I said the same thing to a mate here at work. The guy would be worth a fortune over here, and over there he probably works flat out for a banana. It would be worth sending him a plane ticket and flying him out here to do the job.
Joel ·
old skool panel repairs wow hqavent seen that in a while
shit me dead those porsche studs redrilled into wide 5 drums are scary
i reckon the RTA would go into cardiac arrest at those LOL
-Joel
sgetty ·
wow this is impressive!!
v face----hehe thats cool
vwjon ·
totally amazing!! iwish i had half his skill, i've worked with guys and had bosses who can't even draw a straight line even with a steel ruler!! what an amazing skilled guy!
Takhoal ·
geng loie!
I love the hand made tools, torsion bars make excellent metal working tools. Necessity is the mother of all invention. Those rear corner sections look schmick as.