the highest accolades of mechanical engineering ,can be awarded to those who painstakingly restore distressed toys to brand new . toys have special powers of joy and enchantment to those who love them. regs; mr & mrs claus and the elfin family .
My mother used to work at Nylant in Rockford, IL when they were in business. Growing up at as a little boy I had the best birthdays and Christmas because I would always get the new toy coming out that year. I still have them today 50 years later now my grand kids play with them
This makes me appreciate mine that is in just unboxed original condition that I’ve cherished forever. Won’t let anyone play with it was a very special gift when I first got it always kept it covered and clean and un abused.
My mother, 1921-2017 always liked and had fancy and fast cars. Her first car she told me looked a lot like this with a “rumble” seat. Great job and amazing tools.
She was truly an amazing lady. There was nothing she couldn’t fix from appliances to cars. And she did love cars and had many tickets to prove it. A sampling of some of the faster ones; 56’ Chevy Nomad, 60‘ Ford Thunderbird Convertible with a Lincoln engine, 67’ Dodge Charger a 69’ Chevy Nova SS@@ChipChannelRestorations
Your restored collection is amazing!!! I can't wait to see the other restorations you do. I played with a lot of these toys going up and it brings back so many fun memories. Thank you for your channel.
About this children's TV show studio Circus clown Hocus-Pocus/Carl Hansen; never will he ever be, donned as one of the immortals or even one of the unsinkables of TV. Not at least for TV Guide he won't.
Aside from the amazing transformation from junk to like-new condition, I am just impressed with the large variety of tools and techniques used in the process. I do not understand (or care about) the technology employed, but it is great fun to watch!
Everyone knows that; the 'Beverly Hillbillies,' was a classic family friendly comedy series. As of for an example, they had the right kinds of morals. The only problem is, the special ED teacher Mr. Higbee didn't favor for it. He favored more of; the children's TV show studio, Circus clown Hocus-Pocus/Carl Hansen. I had no idea; or intention to find out that, this children's TV show studio Circus clown was a Christian.
@@dirtyraccoon3014 I finally solved the case of what Mr. Jerry Higby did; back then in 1975, he has his special ED students play this game. It's called who am I; I'll never forget how I answered, when I first mentioned 'Hogan's Heroes' and the 'Beverly Hillbillies' to Mr. Higby. Are you understanding me, so far about this? For Hocus-Pocus/Carl Hansen, he's not well known to the public. For these 2 TV shows: 'Hogan's Heroes' and the 'Beverly Hillbillies,' they're both suppose to win an Emmy award trophy, back then in 1967. For Hocus-Pocus/Carl Hansen, his children's TV show, was distributed by the ABC TV network. None of Hocus-Pocus/Carl Hansen's episodes; will ever appear, in any of the 'You Tube' videos. They won't even appear on Facebook or Twitter as well. Even though he was still at large, during the 1970s and the 60s.
This restoration was AWESOME!!!!! I'd love to drive a car like that now. Your cat has such a beautiful winter coat. I love that you include her/him in your videos.
@@ChipChannelRestorations OMG!!!! Beaker was my favorite Muppet. I always wanted to take him away from Professor Honeydew and his disastrous experiments.
You do such an amazing job on these classic and antique toys. I remember some and wish I remembered others. Thank you for sharing your passion with us, and your lovely little tiger friend.
What starts out looking like a less complicated restoration, based on the teardown number of parts turned into something a lot more complicated, but the end result is as always spectacular! The yellow looks great on the roadster. So much for you can have any colour as long as its black. Take that Henry Ford!
Great restoration of this cool little vintage car once more, Chip! Its awesome to watch your work, the CNC mouldmaking and 3D printing was neat! Purring greetings to Beaker too!
Wow, I was blown away by the end results, it was looking for the scrap yard until you brought it back to life, I love the CNC machines you have, but I'm missing the sheep, Beaker is quite the inspector
Thank you James Alinio!!! I'm kind of a tool addict... always looking for another one to buy, I dream of having a couple shop buildings with the ability to make anything and everything I want... maybe someday. She may have been lacking in the inspection quality on this restoration but she gave it a quick approval haha.
I am impressed, I remember the first dump truck Wyandotte red and green you did and now wow! You are the best at Tonka and Wyandotte toy renovation… Congratulations 😉👍
Thanks so much Herve Becker! My channel has definitely came a long ways since then! I'm still trying to improve to get a better video quality and better quality restorations, I still feel like I have a long ways to go but loving every minute of it! Thanks again for sticking with my channel!
Какая потрясающая модель автомобиля! После Вашей реставрации я просто влюбилась в неё! 👍🚗✨ Chip, Вы виртуоз своего дела! 👍🎶❗ Каждый раз с нетерпением жду следующий выпуск. Успехов!
WOW! Seriously....WOW! Fantastic restoration!!!! Definitely an A+++ ..... awesome work and a wonderful shop full of very, very nice tools and equipment! Well done, young man.... very well done!!! Take care, be safe and God bless!
Just a casual watcher of what you do. Recently stumbled upon your channel. I am speechless at your level of restoration. The time, effort, and attention to every conceivable detail is incredible. Thanks so very much for filming this and letting us nobodies watch a great craftsman.
You certainly have taken these restorations to the next level, it`s great to see you grow your channel, your restos are flawless when your done, nobody is doing this kind of quality as you, the attention to detail is incredible,very well done sir, I`ll keep watching from Michigan.
You are obviously a perfectionist. I think this is the best level attention to every detail on these sort of videos I have ever seen. Well done and I look forward to your next project.
You do such AMAZING work, and it is an absolute delight to watch you. The fact that you have nearly 11,000 views on the first day that you post says that there are so many fans, like me, who wait for and then jump on your new video as soon as you post it! Wonderful, my friend! Please keep on posting, and we will continue to keep on enjoying!
A work of art! Fine craftsmanship. These toys bring back beautiful memories of my childhood and moving mountains of dirt, racing cars and rucks. Oh my. So beautiful!
Did you notice that 'Hogan's Heroes' was the same thing, back then during the early and mid 1970s? It was also a family friendly comedy show. The only problem is; the former special ED teacher Mr. Jerry Higbee, however still didn't favor for it. You know very well that; he was searching for something and somebody, that's more realistic. Hocus-Pocus/Carl Hansen was a local hero. That's who he went for. Since I've mentioned 'Hogan's Heroes;' there was never a family friendly comedy series, that took a poke at Soviet communist Russia. The comedy movie that I know of; that made fun of Soviet communist Russia, was the one called 'Dr. Strangelove.' It could've been a radical 60s TV comedy series. 🇷🇺 😀 😄 😉
@@annanimus8848 It seems to me that the young American generation, knows nothing & really cares nothing about this classic family friendly comedy series. It's hard to believe just how many young Americans, go for what's R-rated trash these days. I've seen what the 'Beverly Hillbillies' roadster structure, of what it lloks like. I just haven't seen their roadster, in any hobby store you name. Even Hobbytown USA doesn't carry it, for I wish that theu did. The comedy series called 'The Beverly Hillbillies,' is part of the rural reign of the entertainment business. The 'Total Television' book author Alex McNeil knows it. This comedy series is totally the opposite/reversed of 'Odd Man Out.' 🗑 😕 😪 😔 😞 😒 🗑
@@georgeshelton6281 totally agree. I'm familiar with American oldies even though I did not grew up here. TBH hubby and I stopped watching actual TV years ago. If we do it's either something we can chose like Netflix or UA-cam. I could live off of YT without a problem.
I love seeing your restored "tow trucks" hauling your next project out of the junk yard. Really nice restoration. Thanks for the video, I really enjoyed it.
Just started watching this a couple of days ago. AMAZING!! I'm almost 56 years old and remember most of the Tonka and Nylint cars n trucks. Takes me right back to when I was a kid and played with these for hours in the house and outside in the dirt. My favorite vehicle to play with was a Sears n Robuck Cabover semi. I wish I still had it! It was a kind of off blueish/greenish pastel color. I'm a truck driver now since 1988. So no wonder why I liked the tractor trailer toys to play with. You do amazing work! I will be watching regularly. It's great for watching and relaxing to go to sleep to too.
Cool video! I enjoyed seeing all the completed models at the end of the video too. It would be interesting to see a five minute video of the models you have that are unrestored too!
Thanks for watching Nitrous Diecast!! Shoot... I like this idea! It might be a 30 minute video... I have ALOT of junk around here haha. May be a borderline junk toy hoarder hahaha
At first I wondered: Did the sheep go on strike due to the mistreatment suffered video after video? 🤣🤣🤣 I love your work, your toys, your cat and your sheep!!! 🤗🤗🤗
LOL... I wouldn't blame them if they did at this point haha. Thanks again for watching!! They are just on vacation for this restoration and will be back soon!
The back section is another little seat. When I was a kid, we had a neighbor who restored a few classics. Only 1-2 times, he took a few of us for a ride around the neighborhood and I sat in that back seat....
Wow, love it. It would be fun to drive a car like this today. In viewing all your restored vehicles, (which I have watched them all) was wondering how many there are now. Perhaps you could add restoration number XX to the title. Really enjoyed this transformation.
Nice work. I was on eBay a couple weeks back, ok every day but I’m referencing a specific instance, and was bidding on a 56 tow truck. It was a basket case to be sure but I like tow trucks and I wanted this one to restore even though it was missing one of the fenders on the bed... I was outbid by some guy and just shrugged it off as can’t win them all. Imagine my surprise when I see the very 56 in your boneyard!! Well played sir!! Makes me wonder if I won any that you were after, I’ve won a couple of spirited competitions lately so it’s entirely possible. See you in the trenches! PS if you were after the ‘49 NO.180 that was won by an .11 cent margin... that was me😎
LOL!!! It's hard to stay on top of those eBay auctions anymore. If you aren't watching the last few seconds you'll loose it! I watch for rough toys all the time on eBay and let some of them go, but if they are really bad... I end up bidding higher haha. Thanks for watching Dadvice!! and thanks for letting me win every now and then!
I have a lot of rough ones as well, I love bringing them back to life. Working on a 56 tow truck that went through a fire, and a 49 dump truck that has spent the majority of its life rusting away in a cold dark old garage. Old gentleman that sold it to me didn’t even know what it was, thought it was a buddy L so I let him know what it was... after I handed him the money for it!! I’m up to around 60+ trucks in my collection one of which I got brand new in ‘77. I’m just glad to see that I’m not the only Tonka obsessed adult.
the highest accolades of mechanical engineering ,can be awarded to those who painstakingly restore distressed toys to brand new . toys have special powers of joy and enchantment to those who love them. regs; mr & mrs claus and the elfin family .
How beautiful that little car is now. After you did it up. from that rust bucket it was before. What a major change.
I see my childhood in all your toys. Miss those times but relive them on your show
Comments like these are awesome!! I'm glad I can bring back some hopefully great memories! Have a great Sunday S C!!
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My mother used to work at Nylant in Rockford, IL when they were in business. Growing up at as a little boy I had the best birthdays and Christmas because I would always get the new toy coming out that year. I still have them today 50 years later now my grand kids play with them
This makes me appreciate mine that is in just unboxed original condition that I’ve cherished forever. Won’t let anyone play with it was a very special gift when I first got it always kept it covered and clean and un abused.
What really amazed me is amount shop equipment you have to do these restorations. This was an absolutely beauty.
Another amazing restoration! 👏
Thank you very much! Rusty Shades Restoration! Your Inkwell restoration was cool!
@@ChipChannelRestorations Thank you! I'm glad you like it! Means a lot to me. Cheers 🍻
Congratulation chip Channel the Fábio and Rafael from Brazil. The best restauration the toy. Long life the Channel.
Hey Fabio!! Thanks again for watching! Hope all is well out your way!! Hello again from Nebraska, USA.
We Welcome to São Carlos São Paulo Brazil.
Again... A perfect job done by Mr. Perfectionist..!
Thank you soo much Yakub Patel!!
One of your best restoration. Just OUTSTANDING !
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Thanks for watching HS Possible Solution!!!
It is absolutely staggering that you are making molds.
My mother, 1921-2017 always liked and had fancy and fast cars. Her first car she told me looked a lot like this with a “rumble” seat. Great job and amazing tools.
Thanks for sharing Bob Miller! Sounds like your mother would have been someone awesome to know!! Thanks again for watching!
She was truly an amazing lady. There was nothing she couldn’t fix from appliances to cars. And she did love cars and had many tickets to prove it. A sampling of some of the faster ones; 56’ Chevy Nomad, 60‘ Ford Thunderbird Convertible with a Lincoln engine, 67’ Dodge Charger a 69’ Chevy Nova SS@@ChipChannelRestorations
No talking, no music and incredible restoration.
A MUST WATCH FOR ME.
Merry Christmas.
Your restored collection is amazing!!! I can't wait to see the other restorations you do. I played with a lot of these toys going up and it brings back so many fun memories. Thank you for your channel.
WOW just wow. Every video you do blows my socks off!!!
I've said it before, you are still the only one who has such great abilities to bring these toys back to life. I enjoy watching your videos.
Thanks again Carol Murphy!!! I really enjoy doing these restorations and love that many people enjoy watching them as well!
Wow I had one of these back in the 70’s when I was a kid! Wish I still had it…
I really love these nylint roadsters. I could watch you restore them all day
About this children's TV show studio Circus clown Hocus-Pocus/Carl Hansen; never will he ever be, donned as one of the immortals or even one of the unsinkables of TV. Not at least for TV Guide he won't.
Wow!! That looks brand new! Cool new tech.
Oh man this must be my favorite so far! I just love these old cars!
Thanks again for watching Martin!!! Have a great Sunday!
you got new tools, CNC machine and 3D printer and more. Good job man.
Aside from the amazing transformation from junk to like-new condition, I am just impressed with the large variety of tools and techniques used in the process. I do not understand (or care about) the technology employed, but it is great fun to watch!
Everyone knows that; the 'Beverly Hillbillies,' was a classic family friendly comedy series. As of for an example, they had the right kinds of morals. The only problem is, the special ED teacher Mr. Higbee didn't favor for it. He favored more of; the children's TV show studio, Circus clown Hocus-Pocus/Carl Hansen. I had no idea; or intention to find out that, this children's TV show studio Circus clown was a Christian.
@@georgeshelton6281 what are you talking about
@@dirtyraccoon3014 I finally solved the case of what Mr. Jerry Higby did; back then in 1975, he has his special ED students play this game. It's called who am I; I'll never forget how I answered, when I first mentioned 'Hogan's Heroes' and the 'Beverly Hillbillies' to Mr. Higby. Are you understanding me, so far about this? For Hocus-Pocus/Carl Hansen, he's not well known to the public. For these 2 TV shows: 'Hogan's Heroes' and the 'Beverly Hillbillies,' they're both suppose to win an Emmy award trophy, back then in 1967. For Hocus-Pocus/Carl Hansen, his children's TV show, was distributed by the ABC TV network. None of Hocus-Pocus/Carl Hansen's episodes; will ever appear, in any of the 'You Tube' videos. They won't even appear on Facebook or Twitter as well. Even though he was still at large, during the 1970s and the 60s.
I dunno what it is, but there's just something so satisfying in seeing a shiny new rivet against vivid paint. I can't explain it.
Cute new tow truck! You have streamlined the disassembly of tires. Like the pry bar you used. Colors look brilliant.
Thanks Jill Menter!! These new panel remover plier really make it easy compared to prying them off by hand. Have a great day!
You are amazing I like watching you a thing of beauty! That is a wonderful job!!
Every time I watch one of your restores, it brings a smile to my face. You do beautiful work!
Love the kitty. Always the best part.
You are the most accomplished toy restorer in the world.
Far too kind to me Elizabeth Faraone! Have an awesome Sunday!
i agree
Hola si puede. Regalarme un carro
Just found you. Wow ! Do you sell? Thanks
Awesome job!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This restoration was AWESOME!!!!! I'd love to drive a car like that now. Your cat has such a beautiful winter coat. I love that you include her/him in your videos.
Thanks so much Tatianna Zutania! She's a great kitty for sure! Her name is Beaker... like the muppet.
@@ChipChannelRestorations OMG!!!! Beaker was my favorite Muppet. I always wanted to take him away from Professor Honeydew and his disastrous experiments.
oh a new use for a windshield wiper arm removing tool. cool. Great job.
You do such an amazing job on these classic and antique toys. I remember some and wish I remembered others. Thank you for sharing your passion with us, and your lovely little tiger friend.
Thank you Laura Wrona!!! my little tiger says Hi! haha Have a great Sunday!
I actually had this toy car as a kid. I played with it all the time.
What a transformation on the roadster. You are very professional talented toy restorer.
This is a fun, bite little jalopy. Good job.
What starts out looking like a less complicated restoration, based on the teardown number of parts turned into something a lot more complicated, but the end result is as always spectacular! The yellow looks great on the roadster. So much for you can have any colour as long as its black. Take that Henry Ford!
Wow.!!! That is beautiful!!🌹💖
I'm impressed with the detail, equipment, and skill you show in your work. Keep up the great work, it's a joy and amazement to watch!
Remarkable restoration !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love the way this great hot rod was brought back to life. Again, your dedication to this art is absolutely phenomenal.
Thank you so much Studio Pluche !! 😀
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Great restoration of this cool little vintage car once more, Chip! Its awesome to watch your work, the CNC mouldmaking and 3D printing was neat!
Purring greetings to Beaker too!
WOW!! This is restoration done right. Guy is a genius!!
Oh,- this is a honey! I absolutely love it. The design and colors are fabulous. This is a star of a car. WOW! Super restoration. Carol from
Looks brand new. Excellent!
Wow, I was blown away by the end results, it was looking for the scrap yard until you brought it back to life, I love the CNC machines you have, but I'm missing the sheep, Beaker is quite the inspector
Thank you James Alinio!!! I'm kind of a tool addict... always looking for another one to buy, I dream of having a couple shop buildings with the ability to make anything and everything I want... maybe someday. She may have been lacking in the inspection quality on this restoration but she gave it a quick approval haha.
@@ChipChannelRestorations you're on a whole nother level 🤣😄👍🏼👍🏼💙💙✌🏼✌🏼 where's our sheep 🐏🐑😄😭
Okay, sheep 🐏🐑 my bad 😄😆✌🏼✌🏼👍🏼👍🏼🤣🤣
@@ChipChannelRestorations lmom 's mm
Some one had loved that toy to pieces. Thanks for restoring it.
Excelente trabajo. Hermosa colección. Felicitaciones. Saludos de Uruguay.
gracias desde el centro de estados unidos
Wow I love this car..Very nice Job! Gosh I love you're cat! Thank you sir.
I am impressed, I remember the first dump truck Wyandotte red and green you did and now wow! You are the best at Tonka and Wyandotte toy renovation… Congratulations 😉👍
Thanks so much Herve Becker! My channel has definitely came a long ways since then! I'm still trying to improve to get a better video quality and better quality restorations, I still feel like I have a long ways to go but loving every minute of it! Thanks again for sticking with my channel!
wow!
Even new, it shouldn't be so beautiful.
Ya estaba aburrido, hasta que subieron éste video hermoso. Gracias men! Thanks for the video, is my pastime.
What a rad cool ride that turned out to be.
Your equipment/machines are astounding and your work is impeccable, as well.
For some reason I find the sand blasting strangely satisfying!
Another fine video! Can’t wait to see more.
Thanks soo much Ollie Ramone!
Candy Apple red dune buggy tow car...whoever designed that was brilliant!
Какая потрясающая модель автомобиля! После Вашей реставрации я просто влюбилась в неё! 👍🚗✨
Chip, Вы виртуоз своего дела! 👍🎶❗
Каждый раз с нетерпением жду следующий выпуск.
Успехов!
Stunning transformation.
WOW! Seriously....WOW! Fantastic restoration!!!! Definitely an A+++ ..... awesome work and a wonderful shop full of very, very nice tools and equipment! Well done, young man.... very well done!!! Take care, be safe and God bless!
Nice, the little hood ornament was like the cherry on top!
Loved the video. Great patience and great skills. So much fun to watch you work.
Thank you so much MrRwillis59! Have a wonderful Sunday!
Definately a wonderful.restoration sir
Just a casual watcher of what you do. Recently stumbled upon your channel. I am speechless at your level of restoration. The time, effort, and attention to every conceivable detail is incredible. Thanks so very much for filming this and letting us nobodies watch a great craftsman.
You said it all!!
Wow That shaped up to be 1 Sweet looking Rod. Man. You did a fantastic job. Thank you for sharing.
You do amazing work love all your builds.
Thank you so much Lonnie Harris! Have a great Sunday!
You must have tons of patience and vision. Amazing!
You certainly have taken these restorations to the next level, it`s great to see you grow your channel, your restos are flawless when your done, nobody is doing this kind of quality as you, the attention to detail is incredible,very well done sir, I`ll keep watching from Michigan.
Thank you very much Joe Bacarella! and hello from Nebraska!
Took that car from 2022 all the way back to 1926. Nicely done.
You’re work was kinda brilliant there. Especially the white walls and steering wheel. Amazing stuff!
Really great job man. 👏
You are obviously a perfectionist. I think this is the best level attention to every detail on these sort of videos I have ever seen. Well done and I look forward to your next project.
Another beautiful restoration. 😍
You do such AMAZING work, and it is an absolute delight to watch you. The fact that you have nearly 11,000 views on the first day that you post says that there are so many fans, like me, who wait for and then jump on your new video as soon as you post it! Wonderful, my friend! Please keep on posting, and we will continue to keep on enjoying!
I thought this was a lost cause. Damn did you prove me wrong. So impressed and nothing is impossible.
I'm enjoying seeing your camera work evolve over time. Love the process!
A work of art! Fine craftsmanship. These toys bring back beautiful memories of my childhood and moving mountains of dirt, racing cars and rucks. Oh my. So beautiful!
Watching you restore different types of vehicle is so satisfying and it really relaxes me. Keep it up and more videos to go! Avid fan here.
Thanks soo much for watching Majo Drenikow!
Did you notice that 'Hogan's Heroes' was the same thing, back then during the early and mid 1970s? It was also a family friendly comedy show. The only problem is; the former special ED teacher Mr. Jerry Higbee, however still didn't favor for it. You know very well that; he was searching for something and somebody, that's more realistic. Hocus-Pocus/Carl Hansen was a local hero. That's who he went for. Since I've mentioned 'Hogan's Heroes;' there was never a family friendly comedy series, that took a poke at Soviet communist Russia. The comedy movie that I know of; that made fun of Soviet communist Russia, was the one called 'Dr. Strangelove.' It could've been a radical 60s TV comedy series. 🇷🇺 😀 😄 😉
@@georgeshelton6281 great comment, but I think it's wrong video.
@@annanimus8848 It seems to me that the young American generation, knows nothing & really cares nothing about this classic family friendly comedy series. It's hard to believe just how many young Americans, go for what's R-rated trash these days. I've seen what the 'Beverly Hillbillies' roadster structure, of what it lloks like. I just haven't seen their roadster, in any hobby store you name. Even Hobbytown USA doesn't carry it, for I wish that theu did. The comedy series called 'The Beverly Hillbillies,' is part of the rural reign of the entertainment business. The 'Total Television' book author Alex McNeil knows it. This comedy series is totally the opposite/reversed of 'Odd Man Out.' 🗑 😕 😪 😔 😞 😒 🗑
@@georgeshelton6281 totally agree. I'm familiar with American oldies even though I did not grew up here. TBH hubby and I stopped watching actual TV years ago. If we do it's either something we can chose like Netflix or UA-cam. I could live off of YT without a problem.
Brilliant work, its nice to see the "P" in professionalism. You set a very high bar.
I really love your restorations, specially this kind of cool little roadsters. Happy the sheep are back at the end 😉
Enjoyed watching this Video to bring this back to life 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it Frank Sando!!! Thank you for watching!
Хорошая работа! Модель выглядит очень красиво.
I love seeing your restored "tow trucks" hauling your next project out of the junk yard. Really nice restoration. Thanks for the video, I really enjoyed it.
Wow I was given that car at least 45 years ago , did not know it had a roof
LOL!! 45 years ago someone stole your roof... Thanks for watching Chris McMahon!
Just started watching this a couple of days ago. AMAZING!! I'm almost 56 years old and remember most of the Tonka and Nylint cars n trucks. Takes me right back to when I was a kid and played with these for hours in the house and outside in the dirt. My favorite vehicle to play with was a Sears n Robuck Cabover semi. I wish I still had it! It was a kind of off blueish/greenish pastel color. I'm a truck driver now since 1988. So no wonder why I liked the tractor trailer toys to play with. You do amazing work! I will be watching regularly. It's great for watching and relaxing to go to sleep to too.
Outstanding restoration, BUT where are our sheep. I love the little critters 😀
Thanks Anthony Stevens! They were on vacation, and will return next video!
I was thinking the same thing. Where's the sheep
I was thinking that exact thing
I'm 65 and hooked on your restorations! These are The Toys we played with!! Great job...
Cool video! I enjoyed seeing all the completed models at the end of the video too. It would be interesting to see a five minute video of the models you have that are unrestored too!
Thanks for watching Nitrous Diecast!! Shoot... I like this idea! It might be a 30 minute video... I have ALOT of junk around here haha. May be a borderline junk toy hoarder hahaha
Nice job chip you are going some where you have all the tools now great job .
Amei o resultado. Essa foi a melhor restauração entre todas que assisti. Parabéns!!! 🇧🇷
Another fine resto chip I like watching your toy car restos the most watching the sandblasting it unwinds me thank you
At first I wondered:
Did the sheep go on strike due to the mistreatment suffered video after video? 🤣🤣🤣
I love your work, your toys, your cat and your sheep!!!
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LOL... I wouldn't blame them if they did at this point haha. Thanks again for watching!! They are just on vacation for this restoration and will be back soon!
I am so glad your sheep will be back! I really missed them! 😊
Beautiful restoration yet again from rubbish to stunning wow wow wow love the details
Wow. A dune buggy pick up truck.
Thanks soo much for watching again Elizabeth Faraone!
Speed Buggy!
Beautiful! I’m subscribed now 👍🏻👍🏻
The back section is another little seat. When I was a kid, we had a neighbor who restored a few classics. Only 1-2 times, he took a few of us for a ride around the neighborhood and I sat in that back seat....
Wow you have some super tools and great skills..fantastic my friend..
Wow, love it. It would be fun to drive a car like this today. In viewing all your restored vehicles, (which I have watched them all) was wondering how many there are now. Perhaps you could add restoration number XX to the title. Really enjoyed this transformation.
That is a great idea!! Thanks for watching Jenkinsmay75! Currently I have done 73 trucks.
Keep up the great transformations. Will watch for the next one 😃
Beautiful car, lovely cat.
Nice work. I was on eBay a couple weeks back, ok every day but I’m referencing a specific instance, and was bidding on a 56 tow truck. It was a basket case to be sure but I like tow trucks and I wanted this one to restore even though it was missing one of the fenders on the bed... I was outbid by some guy and just shrugged it off as can’t win them all. Imagine my surprise when I see the very 56 in your boneyard!! Well played sir!!
Makes me wonder if I won any that you were after, I’ve won a couple of spirited competitions lately so it’s entirely possible. See you in the trenches!
PS if you were after the ‘49 NO.180 that was won by an .11 cent margin... that was me😎
LOL!!! It's hard to stay on top of those eBay auctions anymore. If you aren't watching the last few seconds you'll loose it! I watch for rough toys all the time on eBay and let some of them go, but if they are really bad... I end up bidding higher haha. Thanks for watching Dadvice!! and thanks for letting me win every now and then!
I have a lot of rough ones as well, I love bringing them back to life. Working on a 56 tow truck that went through a fire, and a 49 dump truck that has spent the majority of its life rusting away in a cold dark old garage. Old gentleman that sold it to me didn’t even know what it was, thought it was a buddy L so I let him know what it was... after I handed him the money for it!! I’m up to around 60+ trucks in my collection one of which I got brand new in ‘77.
I’m just glad to see that I’m not the only Tonka obsessed adult.
Incredible difference!
Thanks again Heather Bruce!!! Have a great Sunday!