E25 Tri-Five Chevy Rusty Trunk Lid Inner Structure & Outer Skin! 1956 Chevy Bel Air Restoration 

You don’t know how much I appreciate all your videos! I have a 57 that has pretty much all the same issues and it’s been such a blessing to see someone else tackling these areas and SHOWING how to do it. I don’t want a show car, I just want a good driver quality that’s solid again.

I'm going back and looking at videos that I have already seen. Learn something new each time.

Nice job , thank you for sharing this

And I went back and watched this one again. Working on my trunk. Different issues than yours, but some good pointers here!

Like David of Brothers Trucks says: Heat is your enemy, your nemesis...

Great job man this is what I do when doing Trifive trunks where the latch hole is in the lower middle I split the Inner repair panel into 2 halve I do this for two reasons number 1 it keeps the lower trunk area from warping as much as it would if you cut out the whole section !because it’s a much smaller area and for the exact reason you did ! U had to slice and dice that panel to make it fit ! I do likewise with the outer skin as you did in two sections that part number you showed #TF 400656 is a CARSINC item Other venders sell them I personal think it’s a Sherman made panel !! Great job !! Keep it up !! Oh you mentioned fitzee I’m on his Facebook channel as fiano guzzo cheer mate !!

The good about cutting open structures is the opportunity to fill with p.o.r.15

Thats a nice piece to get. Helps a lot the restoration. Imagine having to fabricate that...

I am wondering if that would translate to the 58 now. Cause you think yours was bad... ;) And your videos haven't been too long in my book. as long as you are dealing out the show, it's good watching. we are kind of a niche market.

Cars Inc stamps out some steel for the TriFives. They are honest and will tell you the gauges of the steel (all factory thickness) and if they are the ones stamping out the pieces. Their complete floors are beautiful. I will be using them for all my sheet metal needs. Danchuk is no more.

Very good work!

Bill another great video, I really like seeing Christine come along. I do have one question you mentioned in this video about your restoration of your Cutlass you drove in the videos about Cruising the Coast is there a way I could find those videos to watch? Thanks!!!

It came out good for welding a panel that has forming stress stamped in it....no such thing as a flat panel...always have to mess with the aftermarket panels...would of been a hard one to make yourself...no buying another deck off the rack and having it fit but thats restoration work....keep up the good work