Rust in places you wouldn't expect on my V6 EH Panelvan

This is the 13th episode in the build series that follows my journey as a backyard restorer, undertaking a 1964 EH Holden panel van restoration that holds sentimental value to me as it was originally started by my panelbeater Dad, who has passed. 
 
In this video, I share some rust repair techniques, rust hiding spots and set forth on mounting the van back on the rotisserie in order to clear the hoist for the next project...yes, a paid project! But more on that next episode. 
 
Throughout this build series, I share what I am learning along the way and the mistakes I make in order to show you, that anyone can have a crack at this type of restoration (if they have the patience!). I am not a panelbeater or mechanic by any stretch, but love spending the time in the shed restoring these old classics. Follow me and my journey on Instagram and Tiktok too:  
 
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:45 - Explaining the rear section
2:06 - Hidden rust spots
3:34 - A little tip on bolt organising
4:50 - Why rust repair takes so long!
6:18 - Making the last pieces for the back
10:52 - Welding up the firewall
14:06 - Back on the rotisserie
15:33 - The next build...coming soon ;)