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#1525232 11/09/2023 6:02 PM
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I just wanted to share a YouTube channel that has a lot of extreme rust repair on old Chevy and GMC trucks. This guy takes trucks that I think a lot of guys would walk away from, and puts new metal into them. He has a bit of Red Green in him, as he inserts some humour in his repairs, and he doesn't have a big fancy shop and uses a lot of simple tools to repair "swiss cheese" truck bodies. https://www.youtube.com/c/CarterAutoRestyling


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In addition to the the rust repair stuff….he has some amazing old school hammer/dolly/slapper videos. Can take one of those floppy old beat up fenders from a 1930s truck and make it look near perfect….without filler.

He’s an odd duck, but super talented.

Last edited by JW51; 11/09/2023 6:14 PM.

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I agree he's got some good skills.
I had to laugh a bit watching him wrestle that front clip off by hand, when he had that engine hoist sitting right next to it. I'd rather not strain my back.
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