1961 Beetle split in 2! // Pulling the body from the pan

The last big job on this 1961 Volkswagen! We have never done this and if you haven’t you should! We separated the body from the pan. After soaking all the bolts with pb blaster we only broke a few. Now that it’s down it was surprisingly easy. Now it’s ready for all the rust repair and suspension rebuild. Lots of work ahead but we are excited to get this project moving forward and putting new parts on it! Thanks for watching and stay tune for more ok beetle work!
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[@Yodagave]

I did learn a lot from this video. I mainly learned that I need a garage like that to work in and Daniel to follow me with a camera providing color commentary 😂
Definitely want a tour of Buddy’s collection!!

[@speedsharkgarage1787]

Hahaha I am lucky to have friends and this space to do bigger projects! I will get a video out of all the cars at the shop!

[@narrowgaugegreg]

I am that "one guy". btw, from an east coast perspective, that vw is minty-fresh and rust-free.

[@secoff1]

Midwest here-yes that is minty fresh

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And we appreciate you coming back every week!! We are working on a video of all the 2002