"Fixing" Rusty Model T Doors with Basic Hand Tools

I've saved the door repair for last, mostly because I didn't quite know how I was going to repair them. Once I got started it all just kinda fell into place. This car has been great for kicking my ass and forcing me to think outside the box. I used a few basic metal working tools (bench top brake, beverly shear, tape measure and some hammers) before I knew it I had a door patch welded in place. Now it's not the exact same as it would have looked in 1927 but I think it looks great and it suits the car. I'm really starting to enjoy metal working.

Thanks for watching guys!

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DD Speed Shop
Po box 42041
1881 Portage ave
Ferry Road RPO
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3J 3X7