Agree with you Tony Tom is an Artis the sheet metal work looks stunning

Men like you do not get the recognition you deserve. Well done Tom the bodywork looks stunning, a real piece of art.

Fantastic video Tom,the best for 2023.

Very smart result.

Gorgeous!

Wonderful! Thank you.

Your skills are amazing. Like others have said, this is a work of art. I am sad not to see the end result but looking forward to seeing you work on the 7!!

Hi Tom, I have really enjoyed watching this series. Great videos and thank you for taking the time to edit and share these on KZfaq. Your skill is something to behold and I wish you all the very best with the sale of your Morgan body. These are helping me to make a decision on which way I should go with my replica of a 1955 MGTF. Basically I have way too much curvature in the doors which are fibreglass and which came with the original body from the 80's. I have modified every part of the car, re-engineering all of the substandard features in my quest to make it a faithful copy of the original 1950's MG. Kind regards Paul from 48SPOKES

Well done, nice job

Just chanced on this, love your work. Subscribed 😊

Very impressed with those tin snips, what make are they please. Seeing your craftsmanship makes me value my Morgan even more 🙂

I have just recently discovered your channel and its one of the best . Highly skilled coach building body repair and metalworking . Great to watch you keeping these skills alive .

Just watching your process and step by step approach is so helpful. To you it must be second nature but to me its very instructive..

Fantastic work Tom. Watching you shape metal is quite mesmerising!

I see when you hammer you pins in you have finger nails up I was always told soft part of fingers up when you miss it does not hurt so much

Awesome workmanship on the Morgan. Really looking forward to your Austin 7 Special build series. 👍👍

Have really enjoyed all your videos so far and will be really excited to watch your Austin Seven project once it's underway! Before you said it I thought to myself how I hope you do a boat tail body! Really looking forward to that. Thanks for the great content!

Thanks Tom very enjoyable as usual thank you

Thanks for a excellent video Tom.

Remove the handle and weld on a steering wheel

beautiful. i just wish you would show how you make the round corners in detail. i have beginners issues with that stuff. keep doing this. it's inspiring

Beautiful work. Excellent camera work. One of the best video tutors I've seen in a long time. Thanks. Happy New Year from Western Australia!

Hi Tom. I hope you had a nice Christmas break. It's always neat to watch someone else do this type of work. There is a never-ending amount of things to learn. I hear you about that bead roller/swaging machine. I took a simple one like that and motorized it (like many folks do). it made a world of difference. A youtuber named Jere Kirkpatrick shows how he modified one for Gene Winfield. He also sells the plans for the mods. Hopefully the Morgan sells quickly and an Austin chassis appears. Take care, Joe

Are those wooden Morgan door frames totally flat? I need to make the doors for my Riley but I am running out of Ash. I should just have enough to complete the body framing though. The doors have a ton of shape to them to match the curved body. Two edges on the Riley doors wrap around metal plates similar to what you show here so thanks for showing that in detail. I wasn't sure how the flat metal pieces were fastened to the frame as I have never seen that part in person but panel pines makes sense.

Always love watching your videos Tom - great skills as always and you make it look so easy! As others have observed, I understand that this will be the traditional way, but it does seem remiss not to use the opportunity of fresh metal to apply a coat of epoxy to the bare surfaces before closing them up? Thanks for sharing 👍

It would be helpfull for you to make a round wheel, as handle on the swager 😊

Hi Tom, fantastic to see how traditional body work is done 👍👍 How is the door painted as the turned over seams and under the wood is bare metal ?

Beautiful work Tom and a very impressive video. As a KZfaqr with my own channel I know expertise when I see it. Have a peek in the search box on youtube and type in "Tony Hillyard". I would value your comments. The very best for 2023.