Amazing Interior Transformation - 1934 Ford Tudor Sedan
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Our good friend and Matt's neighbor Kevin owns and operates True Shine Automotive. He specializes in automotive detailing and is going to help us make the 1934 Ford Tudor look brand new. While we could probably clean the interior ourselves, Kevin has the right tools and knowledge to get the best result. While the interior is pulled out for cleaning Matt applies some Eastwood Rust Encapsulator to seal up the floor. Matt also uses some SEM dye to match the corner panels to the rest of the clean interior. The final result is a complete transformation that has tricked a few visitors into thinking we had the car re-upholstered!!
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That turned out fantastic. That young man did a great job
Thank you kindly
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I find it remarkable that the interior survived all these years to clean up as well as it did. My first thought was you ought to fab a whole new panel to cover the master cylinder but I feel your idea of putting tabs and cleaning up the original piece fell more in line with the spirit of the car. I'm really looking forward to the next installment.
Coming along nicely got a great break their with being able to just clean it up
It's time, I think, for a dual master cylinder. The way it is now, lose one brake line/cylinder and you've lost all brake pressure. Never fun! I'd look for a small fittable, power brake unit and plumb it into fronts one side, rears other. Or even cross-ways. You'll doubtless be going with a front disk clip soon anyhow - pref Mustang; good time to loot the master cylinder, too, if you're running with a parts car. Job looking lovely, so far - and I was really glad to see you clean the sludge out of the pan before starting it!
No disc brakes and no modern updates. A dual circuit MC is the extent of what I'd do.
What a NICE surprise!!! That steam cleaner thing is pretty cool. Who would have thought a scrub job would do that much!! You sure have a NEAT garage!!!
Thanks so much!
having a clean car, or a car transformed visually does more to spur one on, to do more, than anything else i think.love these types of videos..
It really pushes you to wanna take the car for a drive!!
OK I stumbled onto this site and binged on the 32 and 34 and know dream about finding my version of your 34. I am so hooked. Always wanted a classic Hot Rod. I did a search and found a 22 Stude with a Caddy OHV in rough incomplete state for $3,500. So yeah there may be an odd duck out there for me yet. You are doing the dream guy. So jealous and envious but happy for you. Please keep sharing you are feeding the future. I restore 1950's toy trains for my hobby but i want a T Bucket Pickup type Hot Rod to haul my trains around in. Just so much fun there, all stuff i know, points, carbs, good old car stuff. Thank You Matt. the 34 is looking really great. Motor needs carbs and pipes please. 265 is a great engine. 4 singles would look awesome. Take Care. D
Thanks for watching Dennis! There's tons of good projects out there you'll definitely find one! The car has pipes on it, just needs the rusted out glass packs replaced! I plan to hop up the engine later once I am sure it is all running and driving nicely. Thanks again for joining along!
Hi Matt & Co. well another great video! The interior cleaned up well, it's great that Larry left it the way it was & kept all the critters out. You will have one fine example of a historic hot rod.
Build on Dudes!!
I want one of those industrial steamers. I do not even have a particular use for it, but I want one...
They are good on house chairs, benches, floors, boats, trucks, anything.
I was kinda wondering how many people may criticize you as to wire wheeling the floor after cleaning the interior. Which was a great job, by the way. I understand how 'things' work out. You just get what you can done when you can. Same thing just happened to me.
Been working on this apartment I will be moving into since Oct.. It's a really nice place, just hasn't been refreshed for about 40 yrs.. Anyway, I've got the ceilings and all the walls painted and I finally have to deal with a bit of stonework in the bathroom, about 15" high x 30" long up near the ceiling between 2 old beams. I thought I'd just have to touch up some joints, but alas, just pulled it all out and had to reset everything. It was just all the dust from the old mortar that had just crumbled with a screw driver. And there's an opening about the same size as above that goes into the living room which I didn't have the foresight to cover up, lol, right below. I also wish I had, had the foresight to use my small steamer, a Pur, for about $40 on the vaulted ceiling which consisted of insulated panels about 10" thick with a vinyl covering, between the exposed rafter beams, which had been soaking up cigarette smoke and from a woodstove for about 40 yrs..
Long story short, it took me 4 coats of paint, 2 Kilz primer and 2 coats of 'high hide' white from Loew's for about $110 to get the ceiling white again. I wish I had went over the ceiling panels with the steamer after scrubbing them with a 'soapy' mixture. Then give it 2 separate rinses with 2 different buckets and wipe it dry. Oh well, still trudging along and should be soon it will be finished.
Then I get to bring up my '82 Yamaha 920 Virago and get to work on that. I found out why he was having carb problems. He failed to tape off the filler hole and there were globs of paint peeling off when I first looked into the tank, of course after buying it. I went for the rectangular headlight as the '81 Suzuki 750 GSEX, I once owned and when I sat on it back in the corner of the garage, it just felt right. Have to see how everything works out, lol. Thanks for sharing.
Now I need to learn how to use this old '68 Kenmore sewing machine so I can make up a mask. Hate wearing it, but I just like to respect other people's spaces. For me its mostly for dealing with cashiers as they are 'stuck' there.
Wow it looks amazing on the inside...great job it is a keeper
Yes! Thank you!
I had to do the same cleaning process on the old roll and pleat interior in my model A. Was also done in the 60,s, in white. Looks great just like yours Matt. A little elbow grease can work wonders sometimes . Thanks for the video.
Heck yea, this old pleated interior rules. I love all the neat interiors guys did back in the day!
Nice! Can't wait to see what he can do with the exterior. Keep up the great work!
You and me both!
Amazing how well it cleaned up at Mann Mann did a fantastic job
WoW never seen such a perfect transformation 🤪
A real transformation on the interior, great job. I like the suicide doors: far easier to get in and out of the car, especially in a tight parking spot. ( you probably don't have those, but we do in the UK where they cram bays together using dimensions taken from Austin 7s, lol).
suicide doors have to be opened further to get in.
I want to see how you fix that access panel. Clean up the hole and maybe make a drop-in panel on the bead roller.
Reading my mind!
That cleaned up awesome!!
That's awesome. Looks better then the interior in my truck and it's a 2005. It's like brand new.
HAha! Looks WAYYYYY better than the inside of my '08 super duty! haha
It looks so good! I love that car! Nice to see ya!
Your detailed did a yeoman’s job on the interior and the painted panels look perfect on camera. You have a time capsule of an early hot rod and glad to see you are keeping it that way.
Glad you liked it!
Have you thought about powder coating those garnish mouldings in chrome? Got some new powder that does not have that blue tint that they used to have and it does a pretty amazing job of looking like chrome plating, only a fraction of the cost!
Had a set of boot hinges that were badly pitted and was told they were beyond saving as they are pitted alloy. They were cleaned up on the buffer and the corrosion pits were cleaned with a dremel and teardrop carbide bit. The pits were filled with high temp metal rich epoxy. They were sanded back to profile and then powder coated in chrome and clear powder coat for UV protection. Job was a good one if a bit labour intensive. The powder coat will probably last better than the very poor plating we seem to be getting these days!
Chrome powder does look nice but won't look like true old chrome so I'd prefer to wait for some old chrome moldings or just repaint these white for now. Good idea, just not my cup of tea for this car! Thanks for watching!
Nice job all cleaning up the 33 doing just what needs to be done keeps it feeling old which makes it even cooler a real surviver!
You got that right!
That turned out wonderful!
The interior cleaned up great!!!!
It's good you're keeping it as is and only doing the bare basics to tidy it up a bit. Modern updates would destroy what the car is. You should keep the original gauges as well, don't replace them with a multi gauge panel like everyone else does. What I could see of the master it looks like the same set up as my coupe - '39 master cylinder operating off the original actuator and drums all round. I'm running a '57 SBC, Wilcap adapter to a '39 box and '34 rear end, treat it right and it's all good as gold. We gotta keep 'em real. Keep up the good work.
We haven’t looked into the brakes totally but it seems to be a 39+ master mounted to the mechanical pedals. We will going through the whole system soon!!
Matt. You should use the chrome look Eastwood powdercoat. That stuff is great. D👍🏻
I do like that stuff but it doesn't look like true chrome and on a part as in the open like these garnish moldings I'd want real chrome or just repaint them.
It's looking great keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
It actually clean up nice wow.
I see Ardex on that spray bottle. Ardex New Clean is an excellent cleaner for upholstery and carpets
looking very nice. Love the way you save all the old parts, and keep it in the 60" hotrod style
Thank you!
Killer!! Looks like new!!
Dang! just saw the photos of the dash and sw gauges mocked up for this car on your instagram, love the look with the gold bezel, ties in with the gold engine paint. Might be worth a quick coat of fresh gold while you have the engine apart. Hope to the this at the wheels of time this summer!
Shhhhh don't give it away to others! Haha. That's the plan! We want to have this one, the Free-T, and the 32 5 window (as found) on display at the show this year. Should be fun!
IT LOOKS GREAT GOOD JOB
Thanks!
You do anything special to the carpet? or did you just vacuum it and put it back in there?Interior looks great. Can't wait to see the paint brought back.
i'm curious about the carpet. hope it was salvageable.
We plan to have carpet made with white binding around the edges. I feel it fits the era and style of the interior and will complete the car nicely inside.
Enjoyed
hi the car is looking very good
That steamer would kill COVID-19 ....
I wonder if those interior corner panels were done in different colours on purpose? Port/left (red) and starboard/right (green) so you don't get confused which side goes which? Neat idea if so.
Woah good point!
Y'all can use some cherry soap mixed with amoral witch will bring it to A extremely brighter shine after it finishes drying. From being steam cleaned to.,or mix it into your steam cleaner machine as your cleaner.
What do you think about painting rhino or line-x on with a brush on the underside of a car (say, an old beetle) to prevent rust?
Turned out nice. Should have fixed floor
Fixed the floor? All we need to do is clean the edges and add tabs on it. Will do it when we address the brakes
Great video 👌 car looking awesome
Glad you like it!
Why not paint the dashboard the same color you used on the headliner?
But it's close, I agree👍👍
Why was the master cylinder repositioned? Did they retain the original '34 pedals when they converted the brakes?
Yes they retained the original pedals and modified some of the mechanical linkage. Once we get to that part of the project I'll throw it on the lift to show a little better.
Are you going to put the old carpets back in? new ones or none at all?
We plan to have carpet made with white binding around the edges. I feel it fits the era and style of the interior and will complete the car nicely inside.
The, car's 85 years old like me still running strong like ME 🐤😁😁😁 .
What oil filter did this motor have?
👍👍. Wow!
To be fair the interior had been reapolstered, just not recently :)
Now that you know the guy that did the mods...paint and motor...are you going to take a road trip so he can check it out when it's all done ?
That's the plan.
Matt you do know the small block Chevy engine was referred a 'mouse' the big block Chevy was a Rat, yours had a mouse living in it, ha ha. Man this will be a Cool Hot Rod when all done. Interior looks really good! Good clean and polishing on the red exterior paint, clean the engine bay, bit of dress up ( valve covers and air cleaner ) must say i like the old school tires, then meet up with the original owner!
That's the plan, I'm so excited to polish the paint and chrome up on the car!!
You do realize that you will have to get in car with CLEAN CLOTHES now!!!
I can't afford clean clothes I spent all of my money on hot rod parts. :p
@@IronTrapGarage haha get your missus to buy them
i hope your taking that motor out
Polish the meat ruck! (ps , as a car guy I will never buy a white t-shirt, could not keep it clean for 5 minutes)
Why did the guy not vacuum the dirt off of the back seat before he started spraying and rubbing. All that did was grind the dirt into the threads. Very questionable practice!
Any time you want to get rid of the '34 doors just let me know I will gladly take it off your hands for a decent price .
The doors off the car? Uhhhh no.
@@IronTrapGarage the whole car not just the doors. I've always loved the suicide doors that's what makes a '34 Ford .
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Don't sell the orginal Parts, keep it how he made it
Don't throw that orginal carpet away
OK...If you go fast enough, nobody can see your clothes!
Love your videos but please omit the music or tone it down. Its annoying and distracting and adds nothing to your quality videos.
We need something to put in between sped up parts or action parts with no sound. Silence would be awkward in the video. Others say they love the soundtrack in our videos so its tough to please everyone. We'll keep it in mind thanks for watching.
WOW!!! That’s come up a treat , can’t wait to see what the paint comes up like , that’s a real time capsule of a hot rod and I like the direction you’re going with it , doing real justice to it’s heritage, cheers 😎👍👍🇦🇺
Thanks for watching!
I would of painted that small piece above the back window just so it will all match that way you won't see the off white of that small piece compared to the big pieces on each side of it that you just painted
Exactly! Would've taken another 10 minutes. Upper and lower, they stick out like a sore thumb..
Don't worry we will do that when we repaint the garnish molding. Didn't seem like they'd be that far off but they didn't age the same as the headliner and other parts.. just how it goes sometimes.
@1:02 i'm plenty safe. i believe in the second amendment. ;)
don't give in to the fear porn.
years ago i did auto detailing and it can be hard work epsecially if a professional result is expected. this came out great!
17:53 Didn't you use a Eastwood metal prep before you used this product on the 39 ?
I would repaint the two panels above and below the rear window also, looks off to me, unless it's the camera.
Just my .02 Thanks
I agree with you, the two panels at the rear window need to be sprayed the same color as the corners.
its original leave it alone.
@@krusher74 Why? The other side panels were painted.
@@RichieCat4223 they needed to be painted. He painted only want needed it. Sympathetic resto
I'll probably repaint those upper and lower panels when we redo the garnish molding but I was trying to only do what I had to. It's always a balancing act with these survivor cars to not overdo the resto work and embrace some imperfections. But I agree on those little panels.
That material is from back in the day when they made the good stuff, not like the "cheap "expensive junk now a days.
Would like to know the brand name of steam machine and cleaner used ?
There will be no smoking, no food or drink allowed in this automobile from now on!
Haha I said the same! And no dog rides!
@@IronTrapGarage haha you took the words right out of my mouth poor moon.
A tooth brush and shave cream would clean the the intear real nice
I'm a gearhead and a car guy and I can honestly say I hate washing ,waxing and cleaning a car. I just get no joy from it at all. I was looking at my hot rod in its winter storage and thinking "man I think I should hire somebody to clean it up this year". Can't wait to see how the paint turns out...consider painting those pieces above and below the back window.
I just want to say how great it is that you guys are gently restoring this car, rather than just ripping and replacing. This thing really is a time capsule. It's a piece of history, and it's really fantastic that you're preserving that history as you work on it.
It is really fun and challenging at the same time trying to embrace what was done while putting some small little personal touches on the car. I think it'll all still feel "old" when we're done!
Those pins that held the rear seat back are the original ones..The ends are split and spread apart to stay in place...
Ah great to know I sorta thought that when I went to reinstall and saw the split ends that bent back out. Never messed with one so original!
It looks like it came out of Rod & Custom back when it was a small TV Guide size magazine. The only Tuck & Roll car I ever owned was a 1950 Oldsmobile Holiday. It was black with all the moldings chromed. It was a fairly rare factory stick transmission car with a 1959 394. High 13's in street trim.
7 people who gave this the thumbs down either don't like rad old T&R interiors or Knocked Loose but either way, they're wrong.
They must be FROM THE FARR LEFT SOCIETY 😨.
That has nothing to do with this at all.
I think painting the two panels on top and below the window is the way to go it's the only thing that looks off in the interior. Still looks great though.
I think I will do them when I repaint the garnish moldings down the line. I agree with you.
was trying not to say anything, be patient and just trust your judgement... and I am sure your choice would likely be what I am thinking,. I think,... imo, the door jams, windshield opening edge and firewall sides should all be painted to match the exterior red. The white is too distracting, especially when the suicide doors and hood are open... what do you think?
We cover our solution for that next video! We're on it haha
hi Matt what a great solid 34 you have cant believe how good it is for its age little bit of work and you will have a unreal hot rod from the 60s cant wait to see the original builder see her after all the years since he sold it another great video keep up the good work its a credit to you Matt and the crew regards Chris S NSW Australia
Thanks for watching Chris!
Great job and video guys 👍👍🇨🇱
One of our favorite things to say back in the 60s at car shows, "I wonder how many nauga's died in the making of this show?". Every car had naugahyde because it was cheaper than leather, as well as more plentiful. AND it was simply the thing to have. Loving your channel. Keep it up. Regards, Solomon
Haha never heard that. That's great! Thanks for watching!
Boy that's the perfect back seat for parking at the drive-ins. Do they still have drive-ins ? That's where you used to sit in your car and watch a movie and play with your date.
Have had a number of fun times at drive-ins! We still have one an hour or so from us that still plays 8 and 9mm films!
I hate going to the drive-in and later someone asks what movie I watched.
Ummm 👉👌
@@xmo552 I remember going to the drive-in back in the 70s my mate had a mini moke I had my Dad's Ford ute. I was with my girlfriend I looked across at my friends mini moke she was bouncing pretty hard at least the suspension worked good but it did bottom out a few times. Cars behind could see what was goin on and flashed the lights a few times and honked the horns. Good times. I also remember riding in the boot to get in for free until they started checking boots.
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👍 playing at the regular movies is still one I need to get out of my system
@@xmo552 I have done it many times we would always go to the drive in. Hot nights we would have the speakers in the car on full and lay on the bonnet of the car or have fold up seats. An esky full of beers a bit of the hooch and life is good. Lots of times I would miss the movie too many shenanigans goin on haha.
Wow, that interior does look like new, True Shine guy does great work, can't wait to see how the paint comes out like and I never have seen floors look that good in an old car.
He's a master! I can't wait to see what he does with the paint!
@@IronTrapGarage NEVER seen floors like that!!!!!
Turned out real nice ! 👍👍👍👍
Matt, that looks so bitchin now with a clean interior!!! I can’t wait to see how the paint comes up! I’m sure I’m not the only one that’s been waiting with anticipation for this video after seeing the photos on your Instagram, it sure is one bad ass survivor hot rod!! Maybe make sure the original builder is sitting down when he gets to see it in person, it’ll bowl him over!! Stay safe and keep the videos comin 🤘🏻🇦🇺
Thanks man! Yea it's coming up nicely! I am having a lot of fun with this one!!
Wow, that thing is popping! Great work!
It sure is! Thanks!
I wish my neighbor was good at interior cleaning and buffing paint as yours is looking good and paint came out very good as well!!!!floor is in mint condition too
its nice having Kevin right down the street
I can’t believe the person who painted the car left the the door jams and cowl white. That kinda of tacky. I would of pull the door panels off to see what it like behind there .
'Tacky?' Perhaps by today's builds but pull out your Rod Action library of that era. I was amazed they messed up Tom Medley's V Rod perfect as a red button with wide white panel stripes. The '34's white just adds more " Character ".
I to thought about replacing the master cylinder access opening with something new with fasteners. Perhaps sourcing a donner floorboard portion and fabing a cover with a gasket seal as Henry would. Just fell into my "Character Trap". Clean up sharp corners and add tabs with fasteners.
Yep we have a plan to dull down that look of the jambs. Next video on the car we'll show it!
Wow that's bitchin...it all really clean as fuck turned out good... Headliner looks brand new
Thanks Nicky!
Stewart Warner is ALWAYS nice but maybe you can find some "Mooneyes" gauges. They were "huge" in the 60's !!!
Interior came out "AWESOME" !!! This care appears to be worth whatever you gave for it !!! Even more-so now with the history !!
the interior cleaned up looks brand new
WOWSERZZ !!!
Nice job ITG
Thanks for the visit
That interior turned out awesome
Interior looks great, I really like that you painted the door seal area, actually made a big difference from the white, hopefully all this craziness ends and we can come look at the car!
Shhhh giving away secrets! Haha. Next video we show that. It definitely cleans things up a bit. We'd love to have ya by when things clear up!
I restored a 1929 Chevy and it had rubber mat in the front and carpet in the back that used the same snaps as yours and I know they were original since My Uncle Joe brought the car new when he was 21 I think that carpet material is available and the snaps If the paint comes out as nice as the interior Wow . Bill
You jump around from project to project. I am also guilty! But your projects are way cooler than mine!!!!
I am also guilty of project jumping, not sure if it's Adult A.D.D. or what.
I am sure any one with a half dozen projects does. LOL
We also do it to keep different viewers that like the different styles of projects interested. Keeps it fresh and allows people to follow along and see the different ways you can build and tackle projects. It also is how my messed up brain works haha
I can't help it. I'll be in the middle of a project and get a new one. Then jump on the new one for awhile. Lol
The interior came out great, you couldn't ask for a more solid floor in an older Hotrod. Just a great barn find Matt!
I wish I could go out riding my MC and tell cops "this was filmed before covid-19". 😁
Just take it for a grocery run!
I love this car .
Try using motor oil on A rag to guys check out the results after doing that little trick to along with your cleaning agents your already using to. Nice car by the way to. I love Chevy engines myself for sure. Even though there are good engines in every style.& type also out there that has been designed.& made already to. That is on the market all over the world. Awesome work guys.