What size tire are you running. They look like they fit perfectly.

beautiful job man...new sub! Love your work. I had a 73 MM years ago 23K original miles should have never sold her.

That use of the bottom plate and bolt on that like the heater channel . The front firewall. Etc. Is a tip I needed. I just bought a “previous” project where the bottom sections are already cut out. But with that tip I can confidently now start.

Sir, I like your taste in style from the low riders, to the Fire truck, & VW content. Keep up the quality work!

Amazing job. Can’t wait for more updates on it. Keep up the good work

looks utterly stupid that low

This hearse is drop dead beautiful, you are the man!

I love the job you do bro ! I always loved Cadillac hearses ! Hi from France

Nise job I like it

I been batch interest same with jews American cars segment....also know as smartcars in US...cause people will appreciate in smartway, it not related at all with EV cars -:yeah.. ofcuz I'm muslim

Thanks for the detail and explanation. I am in the same boat RIGHT now. I have created seven new swear words and manufactured an entire rig that is made of zip ties, duct tape and old tshirts. No, really THANKs, great vid.

what size rims are those

need mines done now

Really enjoyed the videos you have posted on the bug, how much time do you think it takes to restore a bug like this? I'm a welder by trade and very good with metal work and fabrication, but I have never taken on a car. I get 4 months off every winter. Do you think a first timer could fully restore a bug in that time?

For sale ?

One of the best videos out there on pan resto

Sorry, I meant Callahan!

Bill, did you make the rotisserie or did you buy it? Can you help me on that? Where you bought it? How to make it! Thank you!

I'm about to buy a 73 that doesn't have engine or transmission. Do you possibly know what would be compatible?

Great video! Thanks for sharing this. I'll be doing this exact project for my '82 MC trailer. Do you have more videos of any other restorations or projects on your boat?

Where you get the parts?

What's with the music??? Maybe I should turn you on to some Punk Rockabilly!!!

Hi Cal, i got a quick question. On my 66 i have to replace the pans, both heater channels and both lower A-pillar. In what oder would you do them? Heaters, pillars then pans?

Thanks for the tips really helps🔥

Looks great, I have a Super Beetle that needs heater channels and floors. I need to see how the front of super beetle is supported.

Excellent workmanship! Thanks!

❤ the 1970 Coupe deVille. My dad had one in white and black that I learned to drive in at 12. Dad let me pull it in and out of the garage and move cars around our driveway. Never did need to take driving lessons when I got my license a few years later.

Where did you order the heater channels from?

I took your advice on where to get floor pans, Worked great, Thank you! Where did you get the Heater channels?

Do you have any comments on a Karmann Ghia I know in 66 was a transition year and it's hard to find parts so I think I'll just do the best I can on it it has a new transaxle I need a motor which I'm going to work on and it needs floor pans

I have a 66 Karmann Ghia that need to work on and I know it's going to take a while I know you always said take your time do it right

You have the most informative on replacing panels that I have seen on all of KZfaq

Hi, in another video (Nathan’s garage) YT channel, he said you have to remove the engine to take the body off? Did you not need to remove the engine ? Thanks in advance ❤ from 🇬🇧

I have an 88 model like yours. I saw where you removed the tank. What is your plan to remove the pump? It looks like the pump assembly holds up the driveshaft.

I have an 88 model like yours. I saw where you removed the tank. What is your plan to remove the pump? It looks like the pump assembly holds up the driveshaft.

hello mr callahan, you have plans for this bad boy?

do you do this as a job or hobby?

Have you ever used panel bond for the floor pans?

is removing the body on an oval window the same as this?

I love your work. Your doing a great job. I really wish that you'd use ear defenders or by the time you get to my age you'll be deaf. Wear a face mask too incase the grinder disk blows. Keep up the good work 😊

You are an excellent instructor.

Excellent content & instruction!

Dude you are amazing . The amount of knowledge I received is awesome Thanks for encouraging me to work on my heater channels!!

New sub,I just got a 74 base beetle. Not as Kool as a 60s but I'll make it mine was thinking about those style taillights

Soy restaurador en Perú solo vochos eres genial pero me pierdo tus explicaciones no a lo ingles

You do Great work with your welding with mig. I'm an old fart taught by my dad to do Oxy/Acet welding. When you oxy weld you just "dress" it ( beat and cool ) and there's no grinding and re welding pin holes. I'm probably never be convinced that a row of hard tacks are better than a soft malleable continuous oxy weld. 😉 I suppose tig is the same but it's very fussy.

... probably a good idea to increase the volume in your intro "welcome to .....", it comes across as a whisper :) enjoying the vids, thanks :)

I learned a lot as i'm about to install my heater channels. I like your attention to detail and your knowledge. thanks

Part 4?

Awesome work. Powder coating looks great! If I may what ball joints did you use? I didn’t think standard passenger car (Deville) would fit a commercial chassis.