Car restoration master from China | Repairing Audi A6 after high-speed collision

[Uwe_Arndt]

Bei uns in Deutschland undenkbar das sowas noch wieder auf die Straßen kommt. Zum Glück haben wir sehr hohe Sicherheitsstandards und zertifizierte Prüfstellen die sowas aus dem Verkehr ziehen. 🙂

[tonilubeck]

Sadly this kind of work should never be done in the USA, like this. Structural integrity is gone, as talented as he maybe, not worth the life of unsuspecting occupants.

[rochford]

Very clever, he obviously knows what he' s doing, but still concerned with the structural integrity!!

[mitxael]

Fantastic Audi A6 in great condition. Low mileage. Owned by a charmful grandma and driven only on Sundays. 20000 $.

[ONENEW-]

It’s incredible to see the before and after of this car. Absolutely stunning!

[benjilafouine]

Some years ago in 2003, a car hit mine from behind at 80 km/h while I was waited at a red light, not moving. My car was a total loss and it was torn like a banana and even deformed my seat. I have been living since then with serious consequences as my backbone was moved forward and twisted it. The insurance evaluator who looked at the car totalled it and he mention that he had never seen that before for the bent seat. A few weeks ago, watching videos from Han, I remembered that my car was hit on the driver’s side B pillar by a garbage truck. My car went spinning and ended up on a lawn of a house nearby. The B pillar had to be replaced and the two doors. I have actually surprised that it was not totalled. A few weeks ago, I started realizing that maybe the B pillar job had somehow weakened the structure or the car. I am really wondering if it would have torn like that and turning the seat too. I will never know I guess. The damage from the first was extensive. The whole B pillar was torn and both the front and rear doors windows broke (more like exploding), leaving me covered with tempered pieces of glass and the roof was also damaged. As for me, I was shaken but nothing else. The 2003 accident made the job and the car bent on that precise replaced B pillar. I guess I will never know if the previous repair caused it.

[ChanelManager]

Skeleton accident car shell repair and distribution. Beautiful recycling culture. I hope everyone becomes good 🙏

事故车壳骨架修复后分发。 美丽的回收文化。 希望大家都能变得善良🙏

[murtadahhasan]

Hello my friend I hope you fine and good health I see this video my opinion bad working doing I’m not satisfied about this work thanks again for this video ( Kuwait 🇰🇼)

[patrickfeuillet]

Main frame rail seems intact and not bent of cracked. Good work guys !

[musa_]

Bu hasarı alımış aracı kesinlikle yola çıkarmam direk sağlam kalan parçaları yedek parça olarak değerlendiririm çünkü şese hasarlı buda yolcu ve yol güvenliğini hiçe saymaktır uzak durun kolay gelsin.

[carltosten]

I did heavy collision for many years and it was very satisfying to put cars back together, nice job guys!

[aG-hyec]

So anyone who ever welded restored a classic car, built a stretched limousine, a hearse or a hot rod is a criminal?? Its metal welded together and if its welded together correctly it's no different, many new vehicles are repaired in body shops with major sections replaced, the insurance companies pay for the work if the car is valued high enough and it is not recorded in anyway for a future buyer

[justpcfunboy]

in Italy to repair damage of this type it takes a minimum of 30, 000 US dollars.
so you are truly magical

[pheirphon]

Strong" Keep up the good worth and works"😊!

[АлександрКоротаев-шц]

У НАС ПРИ ТАКОЙ РАБОТЕ НАДЕВАЮТ ОЧКИ, И БЕРЕГУТ ГЛАЗА.

[iantyler]

You totally lost me when the pop rivet gun came out. That car should never see the road again.

[richardflynn]

As a mechanic I would be very wary of the safety of this vehicle and its structural integrity.

[ussdiscovery]

I’ve worked in the autobody industry for 30 years as a painter and I never get tired of seeing wrecked cars especially badly damaged cars get repaired back to like new condition. Awesome work 💪🏻👍

[WilliLouisFranz]

Handwerklich sehr gute Arbeiten, ökologisch und nachhaltig!!! Hätte keine Probleme mit dem Auto 250 km/h zu fahren. In dem Land wo ich groß geworden bin war es Alltag solche Unfall Schäden zu reparieren auch wenn das Auto nur noch 1m gross war ! Wichtig ist die Ausbildung und das Handwerkliche Geschick . Alles andere ist von der Industrie gestreut. Denn die wollen Autos nicht reparieren sondern verkaufen des wegen das ganze gequatsche . Macht weiter so und viele Grüße aus Deutschland. 😊

[Firog]

You have to appreciate people that love the environment by recycling stuff.