Sunbeam Tiger - Restoration - Fixing Rusty Floors

Working on my 1965 Sunbeam Tiger
Restoring the floors, cutting out rust, making panels and welding them in. The driver side floor just had some small area to fix, but the passenger side needed extensive work.
Just got to keep at it and make smaller projects. Looking at it as a whole project is overwhelming, these videos help me to make small chunks that I can finish.
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[@ericbalay6204]

So satisfying

[@kenharris8743]

Thank you so much awesome job and the soundtrack is badass!!!

[@matthewhummel6023]

Consider uprading the brakes to the Wilwood brake kit from Summit. You will have to loose the dinky 13 inch wheels and with 15 inchers.

[@jasonhilliard5072]

am I the only person who watched this and saw the hole in the frame of the unibody under the patch?

[@waynesiebrecht3833]

So there is an entirely separate set of videos where I fix / replace the sills on this body. Here is were I fix that area. ua-cam.com/video/hgWosdo5n_o/v-deo.html The hole you see under the driver side patch is way easier to get to from under the car and is part of the sill structure.... though there are many pass through holes and features, and I did try recreate all of these as a came to them even if they were hidden. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@kenharris8743]

Again that soundtrack is badass I can tell you're a true man most guys nowadays are playing terrible girly music on their videos.

[@kenharris8743]

Who is playing on that soundtrack it is awesome!

[@kenharris8743]

You must tell me who that music is made by it sounds like Gino Vannelli but without the vocals?