COPART SALVAGE FIESTA ZETEC PT 1
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2020
- Hi guys
Copart salvage fiesta zetec pt1
In this episode i get the fiesta running and up to temperature then give it a clean out side .
Then i move it in the new lockup and start the front end strip down getting the bumper off and taking a look any damage be hide it .
Then i get the new bumper ready and take to the paint shop .
I move on to the seats and take them out of the car ready to be cleaned.
Thanks for watching
Resurwreck autos uk
First of many cars going through workshop👍
Keep them Ford's rolling Mark, quick out the door..👍👍
I wonder if a portable rising ramp like Grant has in Salvage Flippers maybe an investment at some stage. I think the height clearance would be ok in your unit. Loving the channel and your honesty and openness along with bags of enthusiasm- really interesting videos you are doing Thanks
Would like to see you do a van. They are always good sellers and you don't need to be to fussy about looks as they are just work horses perfect if you want to try a bit of paintwork yourself.
Another nice fiesta looking forward to the next video 👍👍
Remember when using a dolly all 4 wheels have to be ok 👌, love the new work shop ,happy for u xx
Good to see a car in the workshop, plenty of room to move around in there, definitely invest in a machine polisher as it will save you a lot of time in
Nice little car this fiesta. Sound like you gonna need to invest in a air conditioning unit for the workshop next. Liking the sound of the ranger. Definitely something I’m looking at getting also. Glad the seat out thing works. Pretty sure I gave you that idea. Lol.
Get yourself a car machine polisher and some G3 applied with damp cloth and polish 👍sounds like you are👌
And don't waste your money on cordless buffer. Just get a Sealy polisher from your local paint shop. only around £80. variable speed as well
Looking good so lucky not a lot of damage and it looks great in the work shop awaiting the other projects
For a machine polisher I use the Sealer one as part of my job as a Smart Repairer, they are brilliant machines.
Yeah gonna be a quick job this one, great lighting in that garage...looking good mate. 👍👍👍
Hi Mark,
A nice quick fix and that’s exactly the sort of stuff you will need to turn around quick and make money. I’m a little bit jealous of your unit lol
Nice one Mark . When you get a chance post a pic of the dolly. I used a dolly for towing from all corners of the uk years ago . There are quite a few different types, mine had buckets that the wheels sat and were strapped into . I did bring cars home with suspension damage ,I used to strap them around the crossmember so they were effectively trapped from too much movement . On mine the buckets did the steering . If you have a look on my instagram pics 30th may you will see a few of the early cars i brought home on it front or rear damage . Modern ones are braked . So long as the wheel isnt totally ripped off they work ok .Regards Rich
Hi Mark, truck is defo a good choice, as you said, it’s multi purpose, consider also the Mitsubishi L200 and the Nissan Navara, which is what I was thinking of getting. Hey if you wanna borrow a polishing machine, let me know, I got mine here, and I’m not using for a few weeks, it might help you out before you get a new one. All the best, Danny 👍🏼
Just a thought Mark maybe swap the car around so the damaged end is pointing into the centre of the building you will get more room to work on the repair and better camera angles
New subscriber. Enjoy the channel
Mark, your meant to just take the wheel bolts off with the silver cap, no need to take them off, they sometimes do come off tho and I’ve just glued them on in the past.