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7:05 - A bit of trivia, those indicators were also used on the 1993-1997 XV10 Camry/Vienta in Australia.

Awesome watch, cheers.

Recently di d the cowl on my HQ van, yep, bugga of a job! Epoxied the inside of the cowl & replacement panel, then KBS gloss black on the inside of both. I don't use weld through primer anymore. Instead I have a drill ground flat the same size as the holes for the plug welds & remove the paint for nice clean bare metal before welding. :)

are you qualified for doing this sort of work or are you just having a crack either way mate it looks mint

Great video.

Excellent workmanship Kyle.. Was awesome to get my Hz in paint this week mate finally after 4yrs.. You can appreciate what goes into them when you're actually helping or doing it at this stage Kyle.. Great content mate 👌

Pig of a job. Done it on a WB one tonner a few years ago.

Excellent work as usual... You mentioned alignment holes on the cowl panel & top of radiator support, any chance on your next vid showing us these locations and the measurements along with that?? Keep up the great content!!

Hi, Not having done a cowl panel yet ,I'm guessing rare spares sell some sort of replacement pin or rivets to facilitate the refitting of stainless trim clips? And do you ever bother to follow up with a punch mark next to your plug welds to simulate the factory spot weld look. Love your channel with its solid detailed content ,particularly relevent to us fellow Holden diehards Cheers Trev

Great job mate 👌👌👌

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What rust converter are you using? Any reason to not just epoxy after deoxidine? Cheers nice work

Absolute top notch mate, credit to you and thanks for the sharing

You sure are a craftsman mate with this panelling work. Wow It really looks top notch! Doing great. Can't wait for the next video. Thanks for sharing this.

Awesome job Mate, really enjoy your videos.

Love old cars,like this HQ! I’m sure it will look amazing once done. However,if the clickbait picture is correct then I gotta say it’s got the shittest looking rims.

Nice Work mate! Mad Skills!

Another great vid

Great informative episode, really enjoyed it ❤

I'd love to see more about how you did the hidden wiper motor. I'm workng on a similar project in my truck, and was looking for ideas.

Inside the cowl/plenum reminds me of the same area on an early Mustang, and they always seem to rust out there. Do you have the same problem with these Holdens?

New drinking game. Every time you say " ya know " you have to do a shot glass of bourbon.

What a beautiful process 👌🏼👌🏼 great work

simply awesome, i got a small 1 man shop plus a contractor afew days a week last 17 years , been in this game 32 odd years you make it look easy great mind set & skills thanks for your time making the videos another killer looking Q on the way

Nice work!

I used to own a 1973 HQ Premier Sedan and l owned it for 24 + year's..... and l can say that the Cowling Panel or Plenum Chamber indeed is their biggest weak spot as l had to repair that area twice in the time l owned it, it was originally painted a Bronze Colour, but someone had painted a kind of eggplant Colour by the time l had purchased it.....which was an ugly colour so was in primer for a very long time. I had added the HQ Monaro fender Gilles and Monaro Rim's that I had spliced to take a wider white block lettered Bridgestone 245's

What wiper motor set up are you using?

Awesome content Kyle 👌 Mate your skill and workmanship is awesome mate and youll go a long way mate!!

Just don't get the bead-lock thing these days.Didn't need them back in the day,can't see why we need them now.

Love watching you share your skills 👌

never noticed it's a fellow Adelaide Q..nice

Great as always .. most say gap a car front to back but cars with a plenum I reckon it’s probly the best place to start . The bonnet to plenum gap is so crucial . Doors are much easier to manipulate . Hope that makes sense . How’s the windscreen moulds to the aftermarket plenum ?

Been a while. That's a lot of panel mods. Tells a story. Cheers

Your a fucken gun mate ,those banana lines look pretty slick awaome!

Always stick ya tool in 👌🏼

This guys a master

Lovely work mate 👍👌

looks awesome, gaps look nice.

Great work. Keen to watch some of your other videos tomorrow. cheers

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The most valuable tool in the shop is the milk crate

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not many of you guys left,its all replace not fix.

any updates

Top job 👌🏻🇩🇰🇳🇿🏁😎

Very nice work I spent my weekend making quarters from scratch and i forgot how much work you have to put into fitment it always gets me I read in another post you don't have a tig when you do expand your tools id suggest an sws tig welder have a chat with Travis i uses my sws every day its a work horse And once you use silicone bronze to fill in low imperfections or cleco holes you wont got back to the mig for that sort of work You can do it so much colder and get almost no shrinkage and being softer than steel it grinds and sands easily

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Great video 💯❤

What a hell of a job to put tubs in. Looks great but what a lot of work. Keep up the great work.