Media Blasting The Body & Replacing The Rusted Floor Pans! Chevelle Restomod Ep.11

A huge thanks to Original Parts Group for supporting the build! They offer anything and everything needed to restore/restomod Chevelles and many other classic GM cars. Check out their catalogs of parts by visiting (https://www.opgi.com/catalogs)!

OPGI parts used in this video:

Front Floor Pans: https://www.opgi.com/sheet-metal-body-panels/floor-pans/1968-72-steel-floor-pan-14-sections1/floor-pan-quarter-sections-1968-72-a-body-exc-el-camino-front-pair-2099f-pr.html

Other related parts of interest from OPGI:

Under Seat Pan: https://www.opgi.com/sheet-metal-body-panels/floor-pans/steel-floor-pan-under-the-rear-seat5/floor-pan-rear-underseat-1968-72-a-body-usa-pan1042.html
Rear Floor Pans: https://www.opgi.com/sheet-metal-body-panels/floor-pans/steel-floor-pan-14-sections2/floor-pan-quarter-sections-1968-72-a-body-exc-el-camino-rear-pair-2099r-pr.html
Complete Floor Pan: https://www.opgi.com/sheet-metal-body-panels/floor-pans/1964-72-complete-floor-pan4/floor-pan-complete-1968-69-a-body-exc-el-camino-w-rocker-panels-ch28128.html
Complete Trunk Pan: https://www.opgi.com/sheet-metal-body-panels/trunk-panels/complete-trunk-floors/trunk-floor-complete-1969-chevelle-ch27565.html

Performance and maintenance items: https://www.oreillyauto.com/
Lubrication: https://www.valvoline.com/
Wheels: https://www.americanlegendwheels.com/
Tires: https://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/
Suspension: https://www.qa1.net/
Steering: https://www.classicperform.com/
Sound Deadening: https://www.secondskinaudio.com/

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In today's video, Joe and I start the metal work on the '69 Chevelle. First thing's first, I'll be showing the process behind media blasting the body, which will yield the cleanest foundation for all of the bodywork to follow. I'll also show some of our processes, tips and tricks that'll lead to things being super clean and well finished once things are said and done. I hope you all enjoy the video and thanks for watching!

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Also, if you're really bored, check out the FIRST video I ever made on the car from way back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkAgOUSuEnU

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