Glen you have the Canadian gift of understatement

Cool, Glen. I found a blue '58 just like yours in even rougher shape out in the woods, and three years later, she's back on the road and we're having a blast. Good luck on your project getting to know her!

Holy smokes that baywindow is way too nice to be sitting there in the weeds.

They are all worth redemption and restoration

Good luck Glen your at the beginning of a long adventure.

Glen remember heat is your friend. Use your gas torch to heat up the nuts and bolts and you'll be surprised how you can free them up.

E vamos a luta para restaurar esta relíquia. Com dedicação e amor paciência e uma boa dose de capricho, terá o resultado esperado e que nós também telespectadores queremos ver. Paulo Roberto da cidade de Juiz de fora MG Brasil.

From one Glen to another, restored a '66 bus in the UK 25 years ago. The rotisserie is much better than lying on your back with a faceful of rust!

you have a long road ahead of you. clean up those floors and there will be pinholes all through them. also the seat stand front parts. steering box I would clean up and put STP in it. then it wont leak. works great.

Love to have a 67 either pickup type or delux

Fantastic, having her on the side like that makes life a lot easier.

I will say it again Klassic Fab can make your life easier.

Nice one...along for the ride.👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

I like your “ can do “ attitude.Good show.

The rotisserie definitely would had made mine easier. I put mine up on ramps. Looks like your approach is well thought out.

Glen Glen use a mask when working around asbestos and just in general those particles that you blew on are still floating in the garage it takes months for them to fall to the ground wet it down double bag it

Hi Glen, I thought there couldn't be a VW bus that is in a worse condition than my current project. Now I know. Good luck with your project. Kind regards Ralph

Sweet bus Glen!!!

good luck buddy it looks pretty much all there dont overdo stuff

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