Rusty Vintage Tonka Winnebago Restoration
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Everyone has the first one that got them into RV's. For me it was the Early, mid 70's Mighty Tonka Winnebago Indian. I managed a pretty ok restoration on this one. There's a reason you don't see many of them. they are not a simple restoration. I'll walk you through best as I know how, it not museum cherry, but it going to make a little boy very happy when he gets it for a birthday in some years! Thanks for watching, like and subscribe!
An original interior with the refrigerator door intact. Such a good find for a restoration.
Awesome
Excellent.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!
A+ on the restoration. Kind of makes you want to be a kid again
If only for a little while 😉
This is great! I hope to see more. I like that you used things most people have access to. If done right spray cans do a beautiful job.
Thanks so much for the kind words, I do try to use items most people have around. I have more tools than the average bear but still appreciate not everyone does. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it! Don't forget to like and subscribe 🙂
Turned out pretty cool 👍 great job
Thanks! For checking it out! Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely beautiful restoration 👏👏👏 May I ask, how you went about removing the front and rear bumpers? Thank you for your time and have a great day 😊😊😊
Just use a Dremel tool to grind the back of the rivet 😁
That’s what I was thinking, but wanted to ask. Thank you for your help ☺️😊😉😁
I have one that has so much rust and dents in the sides no windows no top and I ended up with it in a dumpster at a car lot but I had to wait for a week for me to take it because if the person comes to clame it but luckily me I'm the one with it.
Too bad you couldn't get replacement plastic for the windshield, but otherwise a very nice restoration.
Would have loved to replace the plastics on this one, but unfortunately they are not available. Thanks for watching! This one was a favorite project 😁
What tool did you use to clinch the rivets that connect the floor to the walls? I can't seem to find a rivet tool that has a mouth that will go deep enough to clinch rivets there. I've thought about maybe using pop rivets if I had to.
I used a tool called a Pintonka. A guy makes them. Go through the windows is how I did it
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