Step by Step Rust Removal: AMMO Porsche 964

This is the step by step process for removing and repairing the rusted frame-rail of the AMMO Porsche 964. J&B Bodyworks in Mt. Vernon, NY performed the work in early 2017. (if you don't like rust...look away! LOL)

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[ilikecheesesoupNEW]

All the hate comments don't even come close to this man's passion and dedication. Keep doing what you're doing Larry!

[andysgaragetherapy]

Extensive surgery is an understatement here! Wow, I remember having some simple fender work done on a car a few years ago and it wasn't until they opened it up to reveal a much larger mess. So heart braking! I'm thoroughly impressed by their work here. Seems like you guys are two peas from the same pod. Attention to detail and skill here is unbelievable!

[ALLDAYANTHONY]

This literally just goes to show that any car can be brought back to life. Awesome video Larry!

[dropinbiking]

Awesome video! I work in the collision repair industry, and have great respect for shops like these. Your car is in good hands, nothing but the best procedures being used here. Cheers! And enjoy the long expensive journey that is automotive restoration.

[jahairaarroyovelez]

I loved seeing the guy, so concentrated in what he was doing. Its really good see people doing a good job, dedicated in what they do, see that there are good ones out there. Here on Philadelphia find someone good to repair your car is mission impossible.

[CamaroTime]

I am right there with you. Watching a true craftsman do his job. They make it look easy but yet leave us in awe at the level of difficulty that is actually there.

[carguy]

Very happy people are fixing old cars properly it’s always sad to see old cars rot and it’s nice that this ones getting fixed properly before getting any worse

[chuckculotta]

Watching the skill of Lewis hand fabricating the body parts is unbelievable

[alejandrodacosta]

It is so pleasant to see this kind of craftmanship. An it ALWAYS happens Larry that you see a tiny spot outside but when you work your way into more intrincate places... it´s all rusted past the point of salvation. Keep improving that 964, it is worth it.

[joshbudhoo]

Love the fact you have a 964 and willing to go this far with it. We have 2 930s we had to do the exact thing with. One of them not so bad, cut out rusted and rotted part and made our own patches to replace it. The other one we had to replace the roof because some put one in from a 993 and cracked the glass and rebuild the front end due to a crash. Replacing the roof is terrifying. It worked though and it is much more rigid. Glad you went this far for such a beautiful car.

[JohnnyWooh]

Thanks for sharing this story, Larry. These men sure know what they're doing and i can totally appreciate their craftsmanship. Incredible to watch.

[dallas]

Thank you for sharing this. People just don't understand the level of work and time that truly goes into a restoration.

[warhero]

You can just see the money disappear. Totally worth it though. Saving it from it's rusty demise.

[blackpearl]

Watching Lewis shape and weld the new frame piece in was amazing. Respect to these guys!

[fisher]

insane amount of work those guys do everyday, all sort of body work is art if you ask me.

[outrightmisfit]

I have a 1984 Toyota Celica with rust issues and seeing this is both exciting and a shock, since it's cool to see the rust being taking care of and shocking because of how much work goes in to this.

[giff]

Two thoughts. These days we treat most cars as disposable. Secondly, there are very few craftsmen left that could do this kind of work. Cheap crappy cars, get crappy work most of the time.

Keep up the interesting videos Larry!

[HomeBuiltByJeff]

Fantastic work documenting this process. I wish my build was done in 6 months. Great stuff.

[KantstandlamGarage]

What separates you from everyone else, is that you take your time to plan ahead, record everything, sort the files, take your time on your edits and insure that every video is up to the Ammo Standard. You deserve way more subscribers! Looking forward to future content Larry.

[TABRO]

Removing the sunroof is such a great choice.