The body repair, rocker panel and doors replacement. The quarter panel repair. Welding work. Ремонт кузова, замена порога и дверей.Ремонт заднего крыла. Сварочные работы. #lancia #bodyrepair #ремонткузова
Артур! Смотрю Вашу работу и душа радуется. Здоровья и благополучия Вам и вашим близким. А свиньи которые ставят дизлайки это извените (рукожопые) завистники, которые не умеют так безупречно и качественно ремонтировать машины.
Arthur you should teach mate and pass on those quality skills you have. The RU-vidr cars for paul could do with a few pointers if you have seen his Fiesta ST repairs. Brilliant job as usual you are a legend.
I thought it was hilarious when I saw one of these in Rome. Lancia my ass. That is a Chrysler 300 introduced in 2004 based on a Mercedes platform like mentioned before...the only thing lancia is the badge. Weird.
A great repair Arthur, it's a shame to see A great name like Lancia on a car like that, Lancia was once a great name in cars, it truly makes me sad to see it on a Chrysler 300.
That's the first time I've seen you use lead as a body filler! I like that technique better than plastic filler. Very old school indeed, you did an excellent job!😁
Better off buying something in the UK, then getting parts for convert the wheel to the other side. Used cars here go down in price quickly as Mainland Europe doesn't want them as we drive on the other side of the road and use miles
It often seemed that some older ITALIAN cars seemed to have sponge-like foam - not unlike the consistency of a kitchen sponge and therefore exacerbated the RUST situation to almost comical levels. HA - but I still treasure the memories of my wife's LANCIA BETA sedan and the many years of family use we had with it carrying our first two kids. HA - the upholstery lasted about 2-years in the AUSTRALIAN sun - the air-con gave up its life early in the piece and tightening exhaust manifold nuts was a weekly ritual and the muffler lasted not even 3-years - but I would not have missed our LANCIA experience - many great years spent with our 'quirky' little ITALIAN cars with the ever-present strange steering wheel position ITALIAN cars had. Still miss it to this day.
@@geneva760 I had an Alfa Sud that was not helped by their use of that foam. I set it alight, on purpose, and burnt as much of it as I could. My Ford Cortina Mk3 had it too, but I thought that the idea of using foam was sent to the "sin bin" and no longer used, and yet we have a current model still using the horrid poo
Great repair Arthur, as always , and just like all Lancia's good old Italian corrosion, just like the 1980's when they used to be rotten with holes in when new aka The Lancia Beta , killed most Lancia dealers , no Lancia models brought here to UK as nobody bought any of them apart from the Delta Intergrale , that's worth a lot more now than when they were new
mike berry This is not a Lancia, It’s a Chrysler built in Canada, as Lancia Flavia, with a Lancia badge applied. FCA sold very few pieces of this car and of Flavia also in Italy, the most of them was destroyed.
@@michaellehto1697 The W210 it shares architecture with does not have rust issues, in fact just the opposite all are now at least 17 years old and rust free examples are easy to find even from the rust belt.. The Chrysler LX platform is known to have rust issues dues to poor quality steel, poor quality E coat, no galvanizing, minimal body wax use in voids and marginal seam sealing, with multiple moisture traps in the body design. So nice try but you clearly have no clue what you are talking about.
@@matthewq4b no rust issues with the W210? Too much cocaine? Have you any idea how many doors Mercedes replaced on them? I guess not.. The W210 is by far the worst ever when it comes to rust. A quick search would have saved you from getting embarrased.
@@michaellehto1697 Apparently you still have no clue what you are talking about the door rust issue was a manufacturing defect cover in a TSB, and was limited to a few years and Mercedes covered it with a lifetime warranty in Europe and 15 years in the U.S. So once again you have no idea what you are talking about. And once again piles of rust fee examples are still easy to find even in the rust belt. You have no clue what you are talking about. Good job being a complete goober...