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Ha! I’m afraid to count. I do buy them on sale when possible. I’ve also gone through a few grinders. 👍🤓

Thanks for the nice comment Louis, a friend of mine used to say nothing is easy. You’ll do a great job on your project. Just study what you’re doing. Don’t be afraid to make a mistake. They are all fixable. Sometimes I need motivation also, right now I’m on the couch and don’t feel like doing anything. Ha! Have a great day.

@@busterstravels1534 thank you you as well👍

Hello Philip, great hearing from you again. Actually I appreciate your foresight. You did remind me of the hassle I had putting in the Bakelite pieces in my son’s bug afterwards. It was very difficult. I even trimmed the flang to get it in place. I will make sure to get them in before assembly. Yes, I do plan on pop-outs I did hear of that drilling in the past but have forgotten. I enjoy hearing from you. Plus it helps very much. 👍🤓 Thanks buddy. Your knowledge is a plus.

Thanks Corey I have lots of experience but still have a lot to learn. You have a great weekend. Ty

Thank you Chris, you are so right. I didn’t think of that one. I will show that in the future. For now I hope people read your comment. 👍🤓

Hello Trixed Out. Ty the comment and your support. A subscriber chis also mentioned welding a washer to the bolt first then welding the nut on. That is a great way especially with less bolt sticking out.

U 2 fill-up, I have hear of guys having problems with heater Chanel’s as you describe. I have heard of guys spot welding before inspection to stop this failure. Enjoy your weekend Philip.

Very good advice. 👍🤓

I have a lot of inside work, I believe in a month hopefully I’ll be starting the body work 🤞

Thanks bud!

Hello my friend, I thought you’d be surprised. After all we are collaborating on this build. You deserve some recognition.. hello to the wife. Wishing you a great weekend. I live in northeastern Pennsylvania. We get pretty cold long winters. We had frost today. I’m not fond of the cold weather but you have to take the good with the bad. I do like the four seasons. We have a very colorful fall. Have a great night.

Yes we had our first frost today also. We don’t seem to get seasons anymore here, the last 15 years of work and heading off to work at 4 & 5am, I can count on one hand how many times I encountered snow, and in my last winter working 22/23 I only had to scrape ice off once! My parents travelled all over the U.S. but particularly loved the fall.

I believe so Romeo. I picture projects in my head completed and I’m seeing a good looking car. Thanks bud.

I know I like being different. You have a great weekend.

Well I wish pstreet but I still have a ton to do My goal is by next July. Ty

Thanks Chris, little by little I’m getting it.

Thanks Russel , Saturday I’ll be starting the interior repairs. Little by little. You have a great weekend.

I’m going to relocate the filler neck. I will need to fill the tank by lifting the hood.

Thanks Tony, I’m looking forward to starting on the inside repairs. Ha, it’s never ending.

I used truck bed liner on my sons. I likes it also. I wish the painter would get to my son’s paint job. Have a great night.

The wheel bites if you’re not careful. Have a great night ma Mamma and papa!

Hello Ross I used water in the passed also. Air is just easier. Have a good day bud.

Yes frankly the tar sucks. I don’t mind the pin holes but when I’m finished with the body I will go over it well, for a second time.

Thanks buddy, I have a long way to go. 👍

Louis thanks for watching. I enjoy bringing them back and kinda doing my own thing. My plan is to drive this one to Slades second annual next year. Ty again.

@@busterstravels1534 it is a lot of fun if I finish in time hope ill see you there 🤞

We’ll make it our goal.

I think you’re spot on again. Thank you for the idea. Ha! I should name this car Philip. After all it all your ideas. I like the way you think Philip. Ty again.

😂😂, well, I wish I had your skills to unlock what’s rattling around in my head 😂

She enjoys the cameos. 👍🤓

@@vintage76vipergreenBeetle thanks Romeo, I have a lot more rust to remove. At least now I am starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. I’ve been doing a bit of buying and selling and I’m enjoying that also. Small scale of course. I really do plan on being a vendor next year in Ct. I think it will be a great experience. Have a good night buddy.

@@busterstravels1534 Where have you been posting your ads, for the parts you're selling?

@vintage76vipergreenBeetle just market place.

@@busterstravels1534 I'll check it out.

Yes. Just a few items and people who have bought are from Ny, Nj, and pa

I’ll have to try it ospho is around 30.00.

You guys have a great night. 👍

I bought some Kleenex strip, I believe it is very similar. Ty

I try my best to show what I have learned over the years. I try to have fun and help in someway.Thanks Russel for your support. Russel have a great week.

No,I didn’t Carlos. Notice I left the B pillar the original length . I have learned from prior projects that works. Plus when I drew the line I figured in the thickness of the metal. That’s when I said cut on outside of the line. As long as the B pillar is in good shape it makes it easier. Have a good night. Amigo.

Thanks TrixedOut, I try to have fun with it.

Mbu745, have a great day. We love the diesel heater. I still get a little clicking. But it doesn’t bother me. It’s very faint. 👍🤓

Well I hope my video helps is someway. If you have any future questions don’t hesitate. What state are you in? Have a great day buddy.

I have another on death foam maybe 3 videos ago. Check it out.

@@busterstravels1534 Will do. Thanks!

@@busterstravels1534 I'll definitely reach out if i have questions. I'm in NC.

Rodents do cause a lot of rust in old vehicles. They find a cozy spot, built a nest. Their urine.is very strong and over time causes a problem. The death foam does hold moisture and will also cause a problem. Have a great weekend.

Sorry to hear you’re sick. Hopefully you’ll feel better very soon. Don’t be in a hurry, get well soon. Ty

OSPHO, it’s a rust killer. Widely used in restoration. Philip, thank you again for your support. One thing I enjoy about UA-cam is making new friends like yourself. 👍🤓

Never heard of OSPHO before, but is now in my Amazon basket👍🏼 And yes totally agree chatting to like minded friends is a definite plus to these platforms, have a great weekend.

@@philp4842have a great weekend bud.

Thanks Tony, I been hitting it hard. I have to have it on the road for July 12th. 🤓

I’m going to ask if it is up for sale let me know. If it’s possible I’d love to add it to my collection.

I like wearing thin soft leather gloves. Never cared for thick stiff gloves. Thanks for watching, have a great weekend.

@@russelblackwell6041 someone thought it was a good idea. Ive got along lot of videos planned for the future. Thanks for supporting Buster’s travels. Ty

@@vintage76vipergreenBeetle it is Bud, but still tons of work ahead.

@@pstreetgarage7304 they already asked. It doesn’t need a lot but I’m not looking for work. I have enough to keep me going. I would consider buying it. Ha!

@@busterstravels1534 Yes. ! Buying it would be a better plan lol

I’ll be needing a new property. ( like yours ). Have a great weekend buddy.

@@busterstravels1534 👍👍👍

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@@SladesVWBeetle I know, I want it. Great shape.

Great job finding it. I couldn’t imagine completing a project then a year later seeing bubbles under the new paint. Worth the extra effort.

@@Joesrustbuckets thank you very much. It is a great feeling. I hope to grow a with my channel. I’m having fun and working hard. 👍🤓

Enjoy your day.

I know that’s a great feeling. It amazes me how. Thanks to great people like yourself. Ty

I’m not as good on safety as I should be but I’m trying to get better. Pin holes can be a challenge. 👍🤓