Yeah, they sure are easy to work on. Ill be buying an old square body chev sometime in the future for a bush truck. Same thing, super easy to work on. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Another great job. You put a lot of thought into your projects. Your voice is clear and you provide the right amount of commentary so we can easily follow along. Thanks for posting.
No problem, thanks for watching! These little Zuks are really easy to work on. And there is a ton of help on forums and facebook if you have an questions. Take care and have fun!
Thanks, I have a Suzuki sidekick and am missing one door panel, I'm looking at plastic diamond plate, but your video is excellent! Told me everything I needed to know and what tools to buy! Thanks Again!
Nice, the PO on my '89 Sidekick did something similar, but I have to redo it, as he just used self tapping screws to hold the panels in, and half of them have fallen out. Also there is no padding, so the panels rattle. Might put some rubber channel on the sides of the panels to complete the look. Good job!
I have seen all your videos and they are great and very informative, I have a suggestion on you door panel diy, I have in the past installed laminate floor underlay in my door panels to insulate and also get rid for the empty can echo, just and idea
Thanks and im glad you enjoy my videos! Great suggestion on the underlay i bet it helps. The light insulation i put on mine helps also! Thanks for watching Zuki Evolution!
How did you get your dashboard black..... I thought they only came in grey? And light brown 90-91. My interior is black but every time I by a part " glove box, steering column cover" it's only cones in dark grey?
Your music dropping down when you are talking is a good idea, but it wasn't down low enough,. It still made it hard to hear your voice, so I had to turn up the volume, you quit talking for a few seconds and then the music came blaring out and I had to turn the sound down. Just play some unobtrusive sounds in the back ground and let us set our volume to one spot and listen to you. Yes, I am a subscriber still. just a friendly ,hopefully helpful suggestion.
Yeah, thats an old video already, all my newer stuff with the new edititing softwear has definitely made it easier to make better videos. Check out some of the new stuff, sorry about the old. Thanks for subscribing and watching!
Thanks for great content; 1 criticism is the music your using in between is way to loud, you speak softly so I turn you up but then the music way too loud has to go down. Aside from that it’s good, thank you!
i loved the simplicity of these old buggers ..... gotta get me another in the spring.
Yeah, they sure are easy to work on. Ill be buying an old square body chev sometime in the future for a bush truck. Same thing, super easy to work on.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Another great job. You put a lot of thought into your projects. Your voice is clear and you provide the right amount of commentary so we can easily follow along. Thanks for posting.
Glad you enjoyed the video, and i am happy to be able to help out the zuki comunity!
Thanks for watching!
I'm so gonna try this
Cheers from Alabama USA
Thanks for this vid! makes me feel a lot more confident about working on my zuuk
No problem, thanks for watching! These little Zuks are really easy to work on. And there is a ton of help on forums and facebook if you have an questions.
Take care and have fun!
I love the tool you invented I'll have to give it a try
Thanks, sometimes you gotta improvise.
Thanks for watching Zuki Evolution!
Very informative and detailed video 👍
Thanks for watching Fabbing Adventures!
Thanks, I have a Suzuki sidekick and am missing one door panel, I'm looking at plastic diamond plate, but your video is excellent! Told me everything I needed to know and what tools to buy! Thanks Again!
Glad i can help! Thanks for watching Zuki Evolution!
Nice, the PO on my '89 Sidekick did something similar, but I have to redo it, as he just used self tapping screws to hold the panels in, and half of them have fallen out. Also there is no padding, so the panels rattle. Might put some rubber channel on the sides of the panels to complete the look. Good job!
That should work nicely!
Thanks for watching Zuki Evolution!
I have seen all your videos and they are great and very informative, I have a suggestion on you door panel diy, I have in the past installed laminate floor underlay in my door panels to insulate and also get rid for the empty can echo, just and idea
Thanks and im glad you enjoy my videos! Great suggestion on the underlay i bet it helps. The light insulation i put on mine helps also!
Thanks for watching Zuki Evolution!
Looks great!!!
Very cool. I might have missed it, but what size drill bit and rivnuts did you use?
Thats an old video already, so i dont remember the drill, but the rivnutd were 1/4×20
I like
Very nice. Do you want to take the suk out for weehling in mud? I thing it is too pretty for mudrace. Its getting a show and shine rig. Very nice.
Lol, no, mud isnt really my thing, i hate cleaning all that up. Mostly just rocks and dirt!
How did you get your dashboard black..... I thought they only came in grey? And light brown 90-91. My interior is black but every time I by a part " glove box, steering column cover" it's only cones in dark grey?
Thats just how it is, i never did anything to it. Bought a new glove box door and it color matched perfectly
There is dashboard paint available
Your music dropping down when you are talking is a good idea, but it wasn't down low enough,. It still made it hard to hear your voice, so I had to turn up the volume, you quit talking for a few seconds and then the music came blaring out and I had to turn the sound down. Just play some unobtrusive sounds in the back ground and let us set our volume to one spot and listen to you. Yes, I am a subscriber still. just a friendly ,hopefully helpful suggestion.
Yeah, thats an old video already, all my newer stuff with the new edititing softwear has definitely made it easier to make better videos.
Check out some of the new stuff, sorry about the old.
Thanks for subscribing and watching!
You will have to sell me 1 of your home made chamfer tool I don't have a lathe.
Thanks for great content; 1 criticism is the music your using in between is way to loud, you speak softly so I turn you up but then the music way too loud has to go down. Aside from that it’s good, thank you!
Thanks, yes im still working on getting the right balance for sound on my videos.
Thanks for watching Zuki Evolution!
you are perfect best wishes bro, i invite you to come over free living bro
Thanks! Freel living sounds pretty good, unfortunately i need to work to support my "Zuki Habit" lol
Ya music to loud
Yeah im working on it, thanks for watching Zuki Evolution!