This has been one of my favorite Restorations. I was WOW'd by the complexity of the Searchlight for a Metal Toy built in the 30's held together with rivets and bent tabs. Beautiful Job!
Think about putting an 'Oscar statuette' in the green utility box as an extra- incase a movie star forgets the one they were carrying around. I think that this restoration is one of my favorites!. Your skills and craftsmanship is unmatched!
This was very nice. As much as I appreciate you returning it to as close to original as you can, part of me wanted you to replace the bulb with several high wattage LED bulbs, a good size battery and a little vinyl batman sticker over the lens.
I love the last minute. The line up.. you can imagine a kid in 1938 having those.. and then the sound of the train REALLY makes it seem like time travel is real..
EXCELENTE TRABAJO !!!! Cada vez te quedan mejor. En algun proximo modelo, podrias probar de usar un LED, solo para ver como queda. Gracias por mostrar tu video y que todos lo podamos disfrutar.
The golden age of tap construction! Lionel tin plate trains from the same period really kept the tap-benders busy! Quite a bit of design went into these neat toys...I can picture dozens of ladies bending tabs on the a Louis Marx Assembly Line! The beautiful restoration is better than when the little truck fell into Jr's little hands!
Hi Chip,I hope you’ve had a good day? I truly enjoyed watching this video. Now you have another pretty truck to add to the fleet! Thank you for sharing with us. Peace Out!🤟😎
Me encanta ver tus vídeos, son muy satisfactorios, cada detalle todo con mucho cariño, las ovejas me encantan, bueno me gusta todo, muchos exitos, saludos desde Valencia España.
This Chip channel episode will definitely; bring back the memory of when I use to work at the 350 Encinal Drive Goodwill industries, back then in late 1987 to mid 1988. This is where I used to work on a Graymark electronic project; that required a one-face PC board parts components assembly, which belonged to a toy tracer robot 🤖.
That truck is so beautiful! I came onto youtube to watch Renée Fleming singing, but got caught up in this master craftsman's work. So skillful, and the videos are beautifully done. I kept checking the time line, hoping it wasn't nearly finished... Thanks.
I admire your desire and skill to restore these old toys. You are preserving a piece of history. I am glad that you have the time, talent and equipment to save them. I have a CNC plasma cutter and I could have made the part for you but you did a fine job. Keep up the good work and nice videos. 😀😀😀😀
Excellent restoration! The high-speed portions of the video really help move things along as well as adding a bit of comic relief! Thank you for producing these restoration videos for us.
As much as I love the Tonkas, which I got into restoring as well, you've made quite a niche for yourself with these Wyandotte and other awesome 30s toys!
Chip, This is fantastic.! As someone who restores old cars (currently working a 1948 Chevy truck) I can truly appreciate the time and level of detail involved. This must have taken you weeks to complete. The just shy of 30 minute video does not tell the whole story of the time involved. Now time for me to go to the garage and get my butt moving on my own project.
Your total attention to detail is nothing short of incredible. The replating of the nickel items, etc. is great. Thank You for what you do and for sharing with us.
Sir, your talent never ceases to amaze and entertain me. You are a true artist and restorationist. Thank you for all the amazing work you share with us.
Такая маленькая машинка и так много деталей, соответственно и работы! Один прожектор чего стоит! Ваш труд - высший пилотаж! 💜💙💚 Огромное спасибо за видео! 🌟💥⭐
I never get tired watching your restorations! Fascinating to watch and so satisfying once they're done! Thanks for saving these precious and amazing toys!
Another very well done project! As stated before, your attention to detail and creative methods for replacement parts, such as the battery holder, are always a pleasure to watch! Thank you again my friend, very enjoyable!
A brilliant job! Beautiful choices for paint, chrome, replacement parts, sandblasting and powder paint! Great technique and a beautiful finish! Super little truck!
I really wish someone that worked in the factory was alive today, that would be an awesome experience to meet them. however even if they were 16 when working there they would be over 100 years old now. Thanks for watching!
Another great restoration! Love these toys. Brings back great memories! A little tip...paint the inside of the light housing chrome. The light will be brighter.... The tabs holding the battery holder in place...bend out instead of in so they don't mark up the battery when it is in there...
Chip, another fascinating and satisfying redo of classic toys. These are gems that you bring back to life. Totally enjoy your channel! You are the best!
Wow love how it came out. I like the new axles. Circlips keeping wheels in position and holding axle in place. Outstanding job. I would like to play with it a bit if I may. Lol
Chip, you did a great job on that spotlight truck.I love the line up at the end of all the lighted vehicles powered with those 'Eveready' batteries. I remember those from the 50's and 60's, whenever there was a grand opening or the new models were in the showroom at your car dealerships. We would ask our dad to find out where the light originated from and most times he would oblige us. Sometimes it was a group of spotlights and they would go back and forth. If I am not mistaken there was a light on the old airport in bad weather too. Nobody had GPS and these were a great way to bring people to your event. Thanks for these videos. Keep them coming.
Beautiful red wonder! I am surprised that they did not light the headlights as well. And the box gave it a war surplus vibe. Also the tire restraint clips was different too. Great job on this vehicle!
This has been one of my favorite Restorations. I was WOW'd by the complexity of the Searchlight for a Metal Toy built in the 30's held together with rivets and bent tabs. Beautiful Job!
Think about putting an 'Oscar statuette' in the green utility box as an extra- incase a movie star forgets the one they were carrying around. I think that this restoration is one of my favorites!. Your skills and craftsmanship is unmatched!
So good to hear children having fun and laughing, it makes for a happy family :)
I can't be the only person surprised that there were battery powered light up toys in the 30s... These must have been the coolest thing!
I can't understand why 9 people would give a thumbs down that was a great restoration. John
This was very nice. As much as I appreciate you returning it to as close to original as you can, part of me wanted you to replace the bulb with several high wattage LED bulbs, a good size battery and a little vinyl batman sticker over the lens.
I love the last minute. The line up.. you can imagine a kid in 1938 having those..
and then the sound of the train REALLY makes it seem like time travel is real..
Excellent! Such attention to detail. I really like your "junk yard", so many projects, so little time!
Another beautiful piece of work. God bless u and family.
I had the white tow truck as a kid in 1968. Tons of fun!
Your sandblasting is far better than others on UA-cam that do the same thing. The paint and rust come off very clean.
The only question raised in video is what Chip used to cut the tin/aluminium with ☺
Mm let me see.....
I like it....
@@Archiemonty
Dollar Store scissors 😉
@@Tim-57 I see that usually people use the right tools, tin-snips (a.k.a.: metal cutter) for cutting
Looks great. Never seen a light truck before.
One of your best yet! There is NO WAY this truck looked this good when Marx manufactured it new.
Idk Marx was pretty good
EXCELENTE TRABAJO !!!!
Cada vez te quedan mejor.
En algun proximo modelo, podrias probar de usar un LED, solo para ver como queda.
Gracias por mostrar tu video y que todos lo podamos disfrutar.
Getting better and better with each project.
A beautiful job on this Wyandotte . You did this truck justice.
Stay Real.
It was'nt that bad. Kinda nice original
The golden age of tap construction! Lionel tin plate trains from the same period really kept the tap-benders busy! Quite a bit of design went into these neat toys...I can picture dozens of ladies bending tabs on the a Louis Marx Assembly Line! The beautiful restoration is better than when the little truck fell into Jr's little hands!
Hi Chip,I hope you’ve had a good day? I truly enjoyed watching this video. Now you have another pretty truck to add to the fleet! Thank you for sharing with us. Peace Out!🤟😎
The master craftsman at work. Truly, truly, a joy to watch every second of the video. It's like watching Michelangelo or Leonardo da Vinci at work.
awesome car, great work ! A lot of work went into this little beauty , it's beautiful, great Job!!!
So satisfying to watch the transformation. Now it's better than new!
Me encanta ver tus vídeos, son muy satisfactorios, cada detalle todo con mucho cariño, las ovejas me encantan, bueno me gusta todo, muchos exitos, saludos desde Valencia España.
This Chip channel episode will definitely; bring back the memory of when I use to work at the 350 Encinal Drive Goodwill industries, back then in late 1987 to mid 1988. This is where I used to work on a Graymark electronic project; that required a one-face PC board parts components assembly, which belonged to a toy tracer robot 🤖.
you put a lot of time 'n energy into this rehab, *chip* … and it shows … kudos to you, sir.
Very nice restoration. i appreciate rejuvenating and fabricating needed parts much more than purchasing replacements. Hat's off to you.
Love your restorations! Love the sounds of the kids playing in the background and the train horns!
That truck is so beautiful! I came onto youtube to watch Renée Fleming singing, but got caught up in this master craftsman's work. So skillful, and the videos are beautifully done. I kept checking the time line, hoping it wasn't nearly finished... Thanks.
I admire your desire and skill to restore these old toys. You are preserving a piece of history. I am glad that you have the time, talent and equipment to save them. I have a CNC plasma cutter and I could have made the part for you but you did a fine job. Keep up the good work and nice videos. 😀😀😀😀
Excellent restoration! The high-speed portions of the video really help move things along as well as adding a bit of comic relief! Thank you for producing these restoration videos for us.
Excellent work. Beautiful truck
As much as I love the Tonkas, which I got into restoring as well, you've made quite a niche for yourself with these Wyandotte and other awesome 30s toys!
Excellent restoration. Original color. I like that you keep them original. Love your auto boneyard...and the sheep.
The best toy restorer I've ever seen. 🇧🇷
What a fantastic project. Keeping the original colour. 👏👏👏 I also love that you go to your “scrapyard” to collect your next “fix-up” 😁
Добрый день. Золотые у вас руки! С удовольствием смотрю ваши видео. Удачи вам в реставрации! Жду продолжения.
Outstanding restoration amazing as new Chip!
Chip, This is fantastic.! As someone who restores old cars (currently working a 1948 Chevy truck) I can truly appreciate the time and level of detail involved. This must have taken you weeks to complete. The just shy of 30 minute video does not tell the whole story of the time involved. Now time for me to go to the garage and get my butt moving on my own project.
Смотрю на работу мастера. Понимаю что машинки так в магазине не выглядили, как делает мастер.
Браво мастеру!!!
Your total attention to detail is nothing short of incredible. The replating of the nickel items, etc. is great. Thank You for what you do and for sharing with us.
Very cool. What a simple and clever way of operating the light, too.
You are my favorite toy restoration channel. 1930’s design was brilliant. And your restoration is impeccable. Thank you for preserving these gems.
Absolutely frigging awesome!
It's one of your best restorations yet.Its good to see old toys brought back to enjoy again. Glad you kept the red color. My favorite.
Your attention to detail and craftsmanship are exceptional. I am anxiously waiting for the next restoration..
Great restoration job again👍
Sir, your talent never ceases to amaze and entertain me. You are a true artist and restorationist. Thank you for all the amazing work you share with us.
That was a absolute gorgeous restoration great job
I love listening to the sound of the tools!
Такая маленькая машинка и так много деталей, соответственно и работы! Один прожектор чего стоит!
Ваш труд - высший пилотаж! 💜💙💚
Огромное спасибо за видео! 🌟💥⭐
I never get tired watching your restorations! Fascinating to watch and so satisfying once they're done! Thanks for saving these precious and amazing toys!
Well done. Gave new life to an old thing.
Finally, some who knows how to restore.
you get better and better. here's a big thumbs up on the resto
WOW I have no words to describe this restoration. Truly amazing.
Very nice! Super cool upgrade on the axle as well.
This would be so nice on a childs bedside table, I LOVE IT !!!!
I was thinking it would be an amazing night light for a grandchild.
Seen lots and can’t wait to see more. You’re quite an crafty person.
That box would have made a great spot for a little sheep 🐑
That spotlight was pretty nifty!
Nossa que videos ótimos parabéns pelo seu trabalho e o profissional que você e perfeitas restauraçoes
One of the best resto I’ve seen!
Another very well done project! As stated before, your attention to detail and creative methods for replacement parts, such as the battery holder, are always a pleasure to watch! Thank you again my friend, very enjoyable!
A brilliant job! Beautiful choices for paint, chrome, replacement parts, sandblasting and powder paint! Great technique and a beautiful finish! Super little truck!
Imagine having made these back in the day and then seeing someone restoring them with such great attention to detail many years later
I really wish someone that worked in the factory was alive today, that would be an awesome experience to meet them. however even if they were 16 when working there they would be over 100 years old now. Thanks for watching!
The restoration is top notch. I love these old toys you are doing.
Another great restoration! Love these toys. Brings back great memories!
A little tip...paint the inside of the light housing chrome. The light will be brighter....
The tabs holding the battery holder in place...bend out instead of in so they don't mark up the battery when it is in there...
I just love watching these . You do an amazing job saving these toys.
Chip, Excellent job thanks for sharing your video.!.!.!.
Amazing Work!
Chip, another fascinating and satisfying redo of classic toys. These are gems that you bring back to life. Totally enjoy your channel! You are the best!
Fantastic! Well done!
Excelente trabajo amigo como todos los de más saludos desde Saltillo México
какая всё таки кропотливая работа, автору респект
That toy looks so good! Great job!!
Awesome to see a Marx resto. Nice work!
Amazing video as usually thank u
Looks fantastic well done.
Beautiful restoration despite Shaun the Sheep not assisting. As for that electroplating, it make the project shine!
Brilliant work mate great great finish..
Beautiful restoration!
I like watching your restoration on chip channel
I absolutely love this truck. Super job!
Wow love how it came out. I like the new axles. Circlips keeping wheels in position and holding axle in place. Outstanding job. I would like to play with it a bit if I may. Lol
In a word..."IMPECCABLE" !!!!
Kind regards, Ben
Just think that this reborn toy was the apple of some youngster's eye so many years ago.
I've seen many restoration channels, but here the thing is from another level (Perfection)
Congratulations!
This was well worth waiting for. Thanks Chip 🙂🛠🚗
Chip, you did a great job on that spotlight truck.I love the line up at the end of all the lighted vehicles powered with those 'Eveready' batteries.
I remember those from the 50's and 60's, whenever there was a grand opening or the new models were in the showroom at your car dealerships. We would ask our dad to find out where the light originated from and most times he would oblige us. Sometimes it was a group of spotlights and they would go back and forth. If I am not mistaken there was a light on the old airport in bad weather too. Nobody had GPS and these were a great way to bring people to your event.
Thanks for these videos. Keep them coming.
I love that the Heinz truck with the double battery clearly looks high powered in the lineup. lol
A really sweet restoration work. You have some serious skills.
Impresionante, un trabajo fantástico, como todos.
Splendide, merveilleuse restauration💙💙🤍🤍❤❤
Increíble trabajo de restauración desde CD Juarez Chihuahua México muchas gracias por compartir felicidades y bendiciones para usted
Wow! I think this is one your most amazing transformations!!
I saw one of these trucks a few years ago , it was new still in the box and your repro is much nicer , I mean much nicer
Yours is an expensive hobby but at least you do it well. Your one of the best I've seen. Keep up the good work.
Beautiful red wonder! I am surprised that they did not light the
headlights as well. And the box gave it a war surplus vibe. Also the tire restraint clips was different too. Great job on this vehicle!
Excellent restoration, marvellous to see you bring all these old toys back to life, regards Doc Cox.
Very nice job.
I think you have outdone yourself on this Restoration.
Awesome restoration buddy. Love the battery too. Have a great day.