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Nice work. That came out looking good.

I've got a Park that is really similar to this one. I am using electrolysis to strip the rust and paint off of it. My plan is to strip down to raw metal and then Clear coat it with Rust Oleum Universal clear. I just finished a Kennedy roll around and I used the Rust-Oleum Hammer Black. It looks really good. I call it $30 and some Sweat. When you get down to it there were just a few Tool Box companies and they built boxes for everyone. Waterloo was the builder of Snap-On and they competed with Kennedy. I just posted a video on Hobby Machinist forum telling the history of Kennedy. Thanks for bringing us along.

Wow, that's the best small toolbox restoration I've watched here on UA-cam. This toolbox came out a beautiful job, looks brand new!

Decking boards made are composite plastic n wood mix , looks cool 👍

Ha! I restore these boxes too, glad I'm not the only one. I have a Kennedy (Craftsman) and a Kennedy (S-K) I'm playing with now. Working on the Craftsman now, S-K box is next on the rotation. Generally speaking, I use JB Weld instead of bondo. I just don't let it fully cure before I sand on it. Nice video bro.👍

Lol, late November and you can hear crickets in the background....... <sigh>

no video of it running and using it?

I got one of these mowers I’m rebuilding, have you done pulley swaps on it? And that’s a big boy motor btw lol. Thanks for the video!

Don’t think I’ve ever heard of Massy Harris tractors, but good luck with the build👍

Good to hear from you again,life gets in the way every now and then so we understand .Carry on👍

Glad to hear you all are safe miss your videos hope to see more soon ..

I’m a huge steam enthusiast and a huge fan of steam and I got plenty of books about steam

Those 1960 to 1966 C series were ugly body designs, just my opinion.

What's the difference when it's a 4×4 I have a 1964 4×4 short bed, and I am just wondering what the difference is and if you know how rare a 1964 4×4 short bed is?

What is the correct type of VIN tag on a 64 GMC K-1500? Also, where is the correct location for the tag? Thank you in advance..

Any more videos on this?

Did you use black engine paint on the bowl. If not, the hot steam will blister it.

Nice job. The 4 inch has a nice sound. I have whistles from 1 inch diameter to 12 inch diameter. You might like my postings. "12 inch chimes", Organ pipe whistles, my compressed air/whistles and others. Your Lunk 4 inch chime looks great.

Is there a difference in the frame on the Chevy vs GMC

Yep, 60-66 are terrible for rust ! My Son has a 66, bet I replaced 4,000 of Body Sheet metal on it !

Nice work. Looks great! I work at a Hardware store and the Hammertone green is expensive and hard to get.

Show the ‘66 handbrake inside the cab please. You didn’t make it clear on the differences. Can you decode the Vin and badges???

I watched a few guys restore a few boxes, you did the nicest restoration. You could have used a million different colors, you picked some nice colors & did a super nice job. Nice vintage custom color combination. Keep doing your thing. You’re doing a wonderful job. I’m doing a few Snap On, Mac, Dalton, Craftsman , & Kennedy top & bottom boxes for my own use. I’m trying to keep the patina on the boxes, I’ll spray them with a clear coat.

While you have it apart pyt your axels all the way in. That way you can trailer it easier.

Idk why this was recommended to a rando like me but pretty neat regardless. Would love to hear it going.

Really nice job . Can you blow plain air through it or does it have to have steam?

It came out great never knew the dome was cast. Love your videos awesome job.

One thing that I would suggest is. Take the cotton off the seat metal. Mice dont need to have material for to build a nest.😮

how did you take the top handle off? And how did you take the latch off? Would be great to understand these steps in more detail. I have an old Kennedy mechanics tool box / cart in dire need of repainting, paint flakes off in huge chunks. looking at your video for guidance. Would really like to see in-process how-tos vs installment status. Thanks for posting! Very nice work!!

Nice job on muffler.

Hi; I just stumbled on your channel. It looks to me that you are restoring ZAU. Concerning the air cleaner, are you sure that the bottom half of the air cleaner is off capital ZAU? The pre-cleaner you have in your hand is the correct air cleaner for a capital ZAU. A ZTU or RTU has a different pre cleaner than a ZAU. Sorry I came in so late.

Bought a 66 out of a field in MT sight unseen. Got it back to NH and dug in. It was in great shape except for bottom of A B pillars, Inner/outer rockers and cab corners. So weird how they pick and choose different spots.

That came out great looking! Love the hammer tone on it! I have my dads old one I was going to redo it's in bad shape after a flood lots of surface rust on it. I was debating powder-coating it midnight blue white like what you did but now i see the hammered effect I dunno i like you look a lot. I don't know how to replicate that in powder. Anyway great job you gained a follower!

Good luck

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Awesome choice of colors fantastic job!!

Really turned out nice great color combination thanks for sharing your expertise

Still watching your work on the old tractor,it’s looking and sounding real good.👍

You have done an outstanding job it’s looking amazing!! Love the videos looking forward to seeing more thank you .

The Camper Special was 3/4 ton only. They also had special side emblems that were model specific and read Custom Camper instead of the usual number like 10 or 20.

Just liked and subscribed. I the past we owned a U moline and a Z. We now mostly have letter series farmall's. We have several chevy trucks. My wife Debbie has a 66 C20 that her daddy bought new in Dec of 1965.

Awesome job you can be very proud it!! As always love your videos look forward to the next one!!

Which C10 came with the aluminum grill?

Awesome job of problem solving tractor is really looking good looking forward to the next video.

Love your videos look forward to seeing more. I hope you have more projects after you finish this one!!

I acquired a 1949 Z and was thinking about leaving it in it's work clothes but seeing this painted so far makes me want to clean it up and paint it.

Awesome job it looks fantastic!! As always I can’t wait to see your next video.

The 64 has a fawn interior paint the column is white cluster moulding is black The 65 has fawn interior column included cluster moulding is black The 66 has fawn interior,darker color dash,cluster moulding grey glove box plastic moulding w the word Chevrolet, different Chevy II steering wheel and horn button. The 64 frame is not different,but you are right on the sway bar mounting on the axle assembly.The 66 is the first year of the THM 400, available only on the C-10 and 20s two wheel drives.The 327 was available on late 65s and 66,and in 66 the 366 Chevy gas replaced the 348,409 engines in 66 heavy mediums. By the way,well done.

'66 has reverse lights, and ive also heard they have a seat belt bolt hole on the b pillar for 3 point belts

Sounds like those old tractors needed a lot more maintenance than the farmer had time to take care of because you are finding a lot of boogers on it that could have been bad news😁👍