I've realized these aren't just videos of a guy fixing up cars, these are true reference for anyone needing help and information on how to do things right, another great example of doing things the easy way ends with better results than most guys with 100k tools, beautiful work again Tony, awesome job as always.

I'm 60 years old. My first car was a 1969 Mustang. I restored Mustangs as a hobby until 2002. Since them I have restored them full time for a living. I've sold Mustangs to people all over the world. I completely disassemble the cars and make every piece like new or better. Paint and body are my specialty. My goal is perfection and I come real close. That's not to sound like I'm bragging it's just absolutely true. I thought I knew about everything there is to know about sheet metal work until I ran across Fitzees's. I feel really stupid when I see some of his "tips". I know it's impossible but if there was a way to go back in time and see his videos 20 yeas ago, I would pay thousands of dollars because it would save me thousands. I guess you live and learn and I have learned a LOT from Fritzee. Keep up the good work friend!

Lord! You can make these repairs look easy. I know it won't be quite so easy when I attempt it, but I'm sure that I can do it. Before Your videos I would have tackled the job, but I would have been scared of it. Your logical approach to all these repairs has really upped my confidence!

Oh happy day, the Fitz Meister is back.❤😊😅😂

I’ve come to realize you’re a freaking metal working genius! I learn so much watching you. No fear now to tackle projects I wouldn’t have dreamed of trying before. Break it down into simple steps and then voila, job done. Thanks man for the educational experience.

One word "Craftsman"! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.

I found this video to be one of the best ones showing off your skills - with incredible fabrication repair techniques, using basic tools and patience. Thanks!

I'm so happy to see something from crusty again I hope there's more to come

Makes me smile, thinking of somebody in 50 or 100 years time taking that door apart and wondering how and why it says "78 Toyota door bottom" 😅

Always a masterclass watching you work. Makes me excited to have a go at the rust work I've been dreading on my projects. Cheers

***THIS JUST IN*** Newfoundlander repurposes a filing cabinet and turns it into a pro-street drag car. Awesome use of metal Tony, you are always thinking outside the box. It don't look factory, it's better than factory.

Glad you are back Tony....been missing you.

Great job you're a good teacher

Best thing about fitzy is not just the process, but the fact that he makes us realize how much satisfaction you can get from solving a problem yourself with what you have on hand…not how much money you throw at it!

Tony's rust repair of Crusty managed to produce 13# of future steel for other projects. Nothing is wasted in his shop!

mate you are a legend love ya work

another great one Tony, and don't worry about the length of videos, they're never long enough ... 👍✔

Awesome, like always 👍👍

You are just good at this body work, and never get bent out of shape with this complicated shapes. You are my hero in body work.

Hi Tony. The door bottom looks just like factory! I'm replacing the pickup bed floor in my truck and am learning that the cut and butt method is harder than it looks. It will be good enough in the end but it is a struggle. Enthusiasm is no substitute for the years of experience you have! Thanks for the video!

Very well done, simple, easy instructions. Enjoy watching you work. Thanks for sharing.

AWSOME and just in time cause that's what I was just getting ready to do to mine. Love how you take a big problem and turn it into an easy - easyer one. you make them simple. Please don't stop showing us how to do this stuff so much easyer..

Nice video Tony. I really laugh when you say you're not gonna make it perfect, because that's exactly how your work looks when you're done.

Welcome back. Your a great Inspiration and teacher.

Love it, from nothing to a work of art. Fastest and easiest way is definitely Fitzies way. These videos motivate me and the work I've done is really nice . Thanks mate.

You make the impossible look easy. Even in the process where it looks like a big mess, you keep working on it and it comes out looking like it should. I've learned a lot watching your videos, so I'm armed with information for when I start my project. All the best from Queensland Australia.

Totally amazing! Great work Tony, a work of art, with regular tools! You're a very talented man. Thank you very much!😊

Really enjoyed watching the show

Glad to see you now i guess i need to get on those door bottoms on my 66 f100 thanks fitzee

You sure make the impossible look easy!!! Looks great! Thanks to your vids you gave me the confidence to restore the body on my 66 Bronco. I’ve always been a powertrain guy but your vids sure helped me to fix and also create body panels. 😎👍

Outstanding work! I never would have figured that out till you demonstrated your techniques. Absolute art & skill. Hope you've beaten the mustang into submission 😁

What a beautiful cat.

Excellent video Tony! I learned a lot. And It ain't over until the calico says it is!

Hey Tony good to have ya back on Crusty and glad your doing good Brother.

Thank you Sir!! Amazing craftsmanship, and great tips from a true master of the craft. Always learn A LOT from your videos!

Tony, you kept me engaged the whole time. I can't wait to get working on Old Ruth, my project F250. It has no door bottoms in or out. Or floor pans for that matter. 😅 Thanks for the tips!

Super impressive metalwork skills Fitzee looks amazing ! Such a brilliant video the master at work 👌👍

Great to see the metal master back at work. Thanks for sharing.

Always a pleasure to watch you working. Thank you.

LOL, following along intently! good thing that door skin was for a 78 toy. Yep, I can hardly wait to go find me genuine 75 GMC sheet metal for me

Nice to see you back Tony.

Words cannot describe how good this has turned out My mistake over the years has been over thinking the job thank you Tony for your guidance BRILLIANT. from across thge pond

Nice work as always Fitzee! I needed this. I've been struggling trying to my way from the inside out on a wheelwell

Hey Tony, great to see you back on the Tube. Probably the best door repair I have ever seen. Just fantastic work.

Hey Tony, glad to be here today! BTW 1:07 the Mustang is looking really nice in the background, shiny and nice! So, back to Crusty now 🙂 👍💪✌

Brilliant work Tony! Again you show how the average guy can make it happen if they follow your advise. Nice job on the repair, And the video. Keep em comin" sir.

I have been working on a 55 chev door that I sure wish turned out that nice, maybe I'll take another run at it using your tips, thanks for the great video.

Wow awesome vid, tips, and tricks from the metal whisperer!! Thx Tony for sharing your wisdom ❤

So good to see you back Fitzee, been hanging out for your next video post. Was worth the wait to see Crusty back👍

Most folks don't remember when 70s Toyotas came with a replacement lower body kit in the trunk. Pre-rusted of course.

Great video Fitzee, every minute of it worthwhile. I learned a lot. Thanks.

Holly Crap Tony that door looks like it come out of an armored car for heaven's sake. LOL that's craziness. Crusty is slowly getting a resurrection gonna have to give her another name when she's done she'll no longer be crusty by any means. cheers Tony car's looking good.

That car didn't have gaps that good from the factory. Nice job.

Nice work Fitzee. Be good and stay safe. 👍

Extremelly helpful process. You are an awesome teacher. Thank you.

Masterclass in metal fabrication

I love how you say nothing to it. Your league's above most of us. Nice job

Great to watch and learn. Years of experience showing through.

you have done an amazing amount of work in the time you first started rebuilding Crusty especially when you consider you have done other stuff including the wifes mustang and the fact you had to engineer the whole car over again, you sir sure can get er done.

You are a talented man!

Another epic one fitzee. Thanks for reminding us about the basics along the way. Your process with adding metal raises eyebrows at the beginning, but as it comes together, your years of experience become evident. Keep it simple! Be patient! It will come together if you know what you want in the end...

Glad to see Crusty back! I had a ‘74 Corolla SR-5 that i drove daily for 12 years … my very first new car. Very interesting to see it transform into a drag/street car again.

Glad you’re back I’ve been missing your metal fabrication ! I been learning a lot from you 👍 plus I’m happy to see Crusty being worked on ! 😊🤙🤙🤙 Aloha from Texas

I thought that was a new gun Fritzee I had to come back and say something 👍 nice work

love how u teach

Glad to see you back. Hope everything is going well for you.

Beautiful work again Fitzee, well done.

Wow, this one got complex! Not surprised, as there's a lot of shape in a door bottoms.

Things gonna be rad . Cant wait to see it run and roll

Hello Toni A wonderfull Video . The Tips were good😊 and i enjoy the time. I wish you a happy weekend and all the best Yours Frank Galetzka

That door bottom turned out great. You would never know it was all rusted out before. Thanks for showing us the way to get it done.

To quote Father Fitzpatrick "If she's good from the door handles up, we can fix her!" This is my boy doing what he does best! Thanks for the sermon Father!

Recently I've been looking hard at your older videos to see how you make those curved, crowned inner door structures so od know how to attack one myself and wouldn't you know you had ny back. Thank you!

Glad to see you back... Honestly, I was gettin' worried. 😢 Really Handy, having '78 Toyota Door Bottoms, In Stock. 🤣🤣🤣 Keep Up The Great Work. 💪💪💪

Great timing, I'm ready to hang my doors and try to fit my rear quarters; however, I have to rebuild the bottoms of both doors. You make it so easy. I'm going to watch this video a couple of times to build my confidence.

Another video of all good tips, thanks Fitzee

Really enjoying this build Tony!

Looks great man good job keep passing on the knowledge main thing is don’t overthink it always weld on more and cut it down to match where you want I have literally learned a lot watching this video and literally fixed my whole wheel wall on my 2010 chevy silverado and it look’s brand new again thank you for the tips and tricks

Great video.....I made the first mistake you mentioned....I did the door skin....off the car.....and it ended up tight along the rocker. I then grinded along the bottom of the door, and went through the skin.........Oh my !

I like the simple A minor music afterwards....

Another superb job on crusty fitzee 💯....🙂👍🙏

awesome tips Tony, inspirational

Great as always ! !

Excellent tutorial. Thanks!

Awesome lesson learned today Tony. Thank you

Great job ❤

You make it look easy.

absolutely beautiful

Brilliant stuff as always. Worth waiting for. Thank you Tony

very nice job!!! thanks great video

I'm glad crusty's back. I've been waiting on this project to continue

The tips are good!

Pure Quality. Thank you.

Thanks for the tips Fitzee. Nice work

It’s great to see you back at it again.

again, amazed...

A true ARTIST !!

Excellent work Tony

Was beginning to wonder if you retired from doing videos! Glad you didn't!

You’re a metal magician! Fantastic lesson thank you for this.