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1972 Alfa Romeo 2000GTV - Can We Save This Classic Icon?

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Bringing this 1972 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV back starts with cutting deep into rusted body, exposing what’s really left beneath decades of corrosion. Panel by panel, the truth comes out. But, is there enough solid metal left to actually save it?

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20 Comments

@danromeo6571 3 months ago (edited)

you can put 120K into that and still end up with a 40K car, your workmanship of course is always priceless.

@WilliamKennedy-e5j 5 months ago

Now I am 74 and living in the USA and started life in Peoria , IL. the home of Caterpillar where dad worked and retired from . In high school they offered what was then the Industrial Arts . Which was drafting , metal shop , wood shop and electronics . I took all 4 . Years after that u could choose one or 2 of the 4 to go further in learning . I learned much from those classes that helped throughout my life . Today most schools no longer offer these classes to much into computers and other such classes . I assume your teaching came from your father . The generation now does not want to perform physical effort or get dirty .

@mertesadolf8792 4 months ago

"I can't stop watching because it's so interesting to see how a professional works. One thing really interests me: how to make a rear inner wheel arch that needs to be matched to an original outer wheel arch panel."

@pitt42075 5 months ago

Owner is lucky to have you working on it. Nice work.

@patricksullivan4329 3 months ago

This is one guy who doesn't have to worry about the current fad of having his job replaced by artificial intelligence.

@johnbarron8860 5 months ago

The kink above the rear wheel is a common thing on that model . It is the result of a rear shunt. Any GTV that has been hit in the rear has that kink.

@DarrellErhart 5 months ago

These types of videos are more relevant to my project, but I still love watching you build a beautiful custom out of what most would consider junk. I learn from them all.

@pauldoucher1833 5 months ago

More work by a Artist. Beautiful

@GeorgeFleck-du6yp 5 months ago

Thanks Nick ~
Another great example
of the "art of bodywork"

@salvatore5408 3 weeks ago

Eccellente

@DonHibbs 5 months ago

Glad to see you feeling better.

@johnbergen9663 5 months ago (edited)

Love these GTV’s! Bellísima! Didn’t know you worked on Euro cars! Fabulous job piecing in the replacement right rear quarter panel fender arch!

@brettemerich3237 5 months ago

Nick you are a metal artist (no bondo needed) You work for perfection

@tho4747 5 months ago

Now This was joyful.

@harryvanniekerk7269 5 months ago

I can only say that it was soothing for me to watch. Thank you Nick.😃

@insAneTunA 5 months ago

The owner will be happy. 👍

@BEESEMOER 5 months ago

Documenting your very high quality repairs on video, should at least double the value of this car. Great work.

@bigunone 5 months ago

Thank you for explaining a pretty much straight forward repair

@ripstitchupholstery 5 months ago

Quarter panels brought to you by NASON white lightning. Oh I miss the 70's 😂

@rivenmotors7981 5 months ago

It's valuable to watch what you do. Your approach to evaluating, to stripping, to cutting, to panel correction then patching, metal finishing. Wtf, you made it look like you did it in an afternoon! You truly do not know how to waste time. Amazing what experience and trust in your abilities allows you to do. Thanks Nick