1974 VW Beetle Restoration: Prepping New Floor Pans for Sandblasting & Painting

Welcome back to our 1974 VW Beetle restoration series! In this episode, we tackle the critical step of prepping our newly replaced floor pans for sandblasting and painting. Watch as we take you through the entire process, from cleaning and prepping the metal to ensuring a perfect surface for the next stages. This is a crucial part of our journey to bring this classic Beetle back to life in time for the big car show on June 8th. Join us as we put in the hard work and long hours to make this restoration dream a reality. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to follow the rest of our rebuild series!
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[@piasprojects]

I love all the work you are doing to the Beetle. Definitely a rewarding job!

[@brianw8963]

Nice to meet You Mike , this just popped up and I subscribed. Been into these old bugs almost 50 years, and currently getting close to finishing up My 69 vert. project. To do a respectable job, I think Your deadline is flat out undoable, not just think , I know it’s not. You cannot put a deadline , especially that short, on such a project. Take Your time and make the trip next year, maybe I’ll tag along. 👍👍🇺🇸

[@johnlist9054]

You also have the early '73 seat tracks

[@johnlist9054]

Actually, you can get the number off the pan as well. Right there by the hole you were vacuuming in

[@johnlist9054]

Can you confirm the VIN? Don't give the entire number, just make sure the 3rd number is a "4". I only ask that because while watching the intro, I noticed the front fender are not from a '74 ('74 should have D shaped holes...at least in the States. Canada may not have had shock absorber bumper brackets)

[@MultiTallPaul]

If you don't reach 10,000 subscribers Mike are you still going to give it away ?