Coming along nicely!!! Thanks for the inspiration for me to keep on restoring my 1979 VW bus 😎

Never knew about plug welding, now I got a new tool. Thank you!

Outstanding!

The bus is coming along very nicely Nice work

Dude! Great amount of work done! Your process is going faster and faster!

Just binge watched all 58 episodes in a couple of days! Looking forward to the next episode. Subscribed. Definitely gives me the inspiration needed to get back to work on my 1972 bus, will definitely be making that roll over jig. Thanks. 😀

Bro looks awesome thanks for putting these videos together I’ve got a similar restore but only in the bottom rockers and fenders n nose piece

Binged through lots of videos. I enjoy your videos and can’t wait to see your bus finished

You're doing great work. I thought you posted every Sunday as well.

The hole punching / flanging tool is great to have. So many of these things save you a lot of time and frustration.

Thank you for a great video that you explain what you are doing WHILE you are doing it. It makes for a much better video. AND no stupid music. Thank you!

watched this twice... just to get everything... NICE work.

Loving the welding, I will be purchasing my first welder soon and cant wait to get practicing.

Hi there! You're really doing a fantastic job! I drive a 71' named "Larry" and he's got that damn rust driverside were the windshield meets the nose, which i guess isn't that bad considering i live in Massachusetts 😅😅😅😅! I'm learning alot from you (it's not like my husband will let me even hold the welder) i think it's super important for women to know everything they can about the REALLY old Bus & vdub vert they own 😉 Larry also has his own stickers the lil ones love them @car shows! So, i wanna pop one in the mail for you & I'm going to buy a sweatshirt too! Keep up the great work, I'll be watching!!!

I have literally watched hundreds of welding videos, and yours are right up there at the top, along with your narration and explanations. Doesnt hurt that I have a bus needing many of these repairs, too. :)

When it comes to details and thoroughness, you got it! No generalizations for your project here. We in the VW like mind world, do the same. Your work in details is very enjoyable to watch and listen. You have a great narrator voice. That really makes a big difference for me👍when it comes to listening to some one for over 15 minutes. Thnx for the videos!

Another great and informative video 😊

Your Bus is looking great .

As always, your thorough approach to removing rust and carefully fitting replacement parts impresses me very much. I don't have a VW Campervan but your channel and Brandon's Bus are compulsive viewing for me. Thank you.

You’re becoming a great welder and fabricator! Keep the content coming.

Great video!

I admire your endurance. keep on going!

Thanks for the inspiration!!!

I always hit the like button before I watch your videos. I always watch your videos from start to finish. I always love your videos. … And while you are at Harbor Fright, get yourself a sand blaster. You might need one. 😜

Very impressive attention to detail 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I'm having fun , thanks

6:04 u could also clamp your funky green panel to the bus and use a 1 mm cutting disk or a reciprocating air saw and cut through both panels at once. the cutting disk will provide the perfect gap for a buttweld. Oh and don't worry about the gap u had this happens, if u can step across it u can weld across it.

Great Vid 🤘🏼. Why is it with restorations, it's so frustrating at the time but satisfying when you complete each section. Keep at it Bro.

If you haven't already, you may want to shine a bright light behind the quarter panel just to make sure that the big gap has been fully welded. Thanks for another great video!!

Looks like your bringing back a $100,000 VW van, can't wait to see you driving her

I like the longer episodes kris! Looking so good. Used the heritage discount this week 😊

Way to go Kris! It is going to be satisfying to see that entire section done. You are getting close to having the cleanest bus around.

Good job! I have had the battery tray go in easier when the corner is in but sometimes it is easier to do the tray first than the corner. I have done every repair you have done in this video and more, and you are doing a great job.

This is a nice episode length. Thanks for sharing

Love the battery tray puzzle 😂 Great fabrication! Keep up the good work 👍

The 20 minutes flew by! Great job on the repairs

Great video! You have inspired me (a handy person with no experience restoring cars) to restore a 1971 Super Beetle! I have Episode 1 up and running! Almost 600 views in 6 days!

Ah, I missed these vids 🙂

I am loving this series! You're doing an amazing job bud. Giving me a lot of good info for my Jeep project.👍

hey! sorry for not being there for the live stream, for freshman year i got accepted in to percussion ensemble and i have band camp this week so i was not there Saturday morning to watch the stream but i should be able to be there on the next one. but great video! looking forward for more.

Excellent video! It gives me some confidence about working on my project car.

Mate, excellent work - loving this series!

Fantastic work buddy 👍🏻 love the struggle with the battery tray lol 😆 No Mallory 😢 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

AWESOME CONTENT, PROFESSIONAL CAMERA WORK, txs for sharing...

Let me tell you, that spot welder is so heavy, sometimes I opt for the mig welder instead. It is still nice to have it available for the times when its easy. Ive been waiting for this episode all weekend :)

I recently found your channel and have unashamedly binged this whole series over the last week or so - been awesome to see your skill and confidence grow each episode! Keep it up. You are giving me a kick to finish up the minor jobs I’ve got going on my ‘65 Beetle - and buy a welder!

Great video, thank you!

Excellent work man! I stumbled across your channel and now I'm hooked! Getting ready to start a very similar project myself. Keep up the good work.

All hail the algorithm! Nice job too...got to get back to mine!

Looks stellar bud!

Always lot's of time and work involved. Coming out great. Just be happy in your work,,,

That Harbor Freight punch works great!

Brilliant work! watching this series of vids has pushed me to buy some panels for my bus to try and get it back on the road, but I need to get my other projects done so I can make space indoors to weld out of the weather :)

Ótimo serviço parabéns! Serviço de qualidade.

Sweet job like a PRO!!!

Stellar job Broda 🤙

Nice 👍

Comment for the win. Sweet find with heritage.

Great work !

Great info and fun to watch

Inspiring to watch! Thanks!

I don't know anything about VWs, but I love your spirit of "figure it out". Keep up the good work!

Great work.

Good job!!!

Great work

Nice work!

Looking great 👌

Glad I stumbled on this channel. Love watching Metal work done on these old cars. Always pick up some great tips. When welding a large gap sometimes it is helpful to put a chuck of copper behind the weld if you can. Weld won't stick to it and it dissipates heat. But of course sometimes you can't do that if you don't have access. Keep up the vids. Love them.

Nice work man!!! Keep doing it! Regards from Brazil! This VW Bus here we call as Kombi, very classic.

Bro, I watched the whole video It’s giving me the courage to start on mine

Great work keep pushing

If you have bigger gaps, try to use a piece of copper from behind the gap. It is easier to weld then

All ways a good show

Great 👍 work .

Very nice work👍🤙

Great job ✌️

Another great video!!!! (As expected!)

Great video, I'm doing a classic mini but just got my welder and lots of good transferrable info.

Nice work

Wonderful

About time you got a sponsor

You keep me inspired to work on my own truck

it's going to look fantastic, with passion and patience you can go a long way!

Good job 👍

Comments. Great work, you are doing a great job!

Nice work! Go ahead and get the hole nibbler

Enjoyed it

Nice work my man....

Nice work dude

Good job

I use to work in a ship yard welding together thick metal plates… sometimes the gaps we had would be around an inch! Granted I could pour as much heat on it as I wanted but seeing you bridge together sheet metal like that is some pro stuff! Keep up the great work!

Nice. Have you tried cleco clamps for lining up panels reliably? Really inexpensive and work great.

Love the videos Keep it up

Looking good. Keep it hp

The bus is getting there

Love this! New subscriber 😄

Neat work bro 👌

Hi, new to the chanel and happy to support! You inspire me to get mack into some rust repair on my 1980 Westie! Ive done a lot, but have a long way to go!

Just wow

good job! can wait to see you to install the cargo floorboard