MATCHBOX restoration and custom: No. 46A Morris Minor 1000 - DIECASTRESTOS
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Restoring a Lesney Matchbox No. 46A Morris Minor 1000, in the Matchbox range from 1958 until 1960.
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This is one of the rare ones. A beautiful and solid little casting of the Morris Minor, one of the most 'quintessentially British' cars around. Two models go up for restoration this time, one dusty, unloved and rusted, while the other has been repainted - not terribly but not brilliantly either. I hesitated whether to restore these as they are a bit like hens teeth, but luckily as they were both in fairly poor condition I didn't have to pay a premium for them. One gets a full restoration while the other gets a custom paint job with some of those intricate details highlighted. It is a minor miracle!
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Fine example of simple, practical, and enduring British culture.
They came out really nice. The extra bits of chrome really looked good
Amazing job. 👍👍👍👍
They both look great!
Excellent work Jason on both castings,good colour.
Fantastic work! Thanks for sharing this neat tutorial.
My Dad had a Morris Minor way back when I was a kid, 1961. It was a blu-ish color like yours. It had a hole in the middle of the front bumper where a hand crank could be inserted on to crank start the engine by hand. It was a tiny thing. My Dad liked it.
Nice work looks awesome great job on both cars cheers KC Tasmania Australia
Lovely job on both!
Nice job, love them both
Beautiful resto.
Awesome resto
Simple models that are designed to last hundreds of years. Nice work.
Top notch old bean
Nice job.
Man them look good nice job.
Nice work on both models mate Brian Thailand
Both turned out nice. Really like the color on the custom.
Beautiful job mate 😎 I have never seen one of these in real life, would love to have one in my collection
Very good restoration friend, the car was beautiful, greetings
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the red one does it for me....
Two nice restorations, By the way, the Traveller estate was only a two door, unless of course you're counting the rear doors to the load area.
Yeah rear doors too!
only just learned recently that matchbox made a minor ..amazing really as I grew up in the 60s 70s and the real minor made it to the 70s and was hugely popular so surprising matchbox didn't have it as a range staple fodder piece
Excellent job. The lesney Morris is a great old casting and I’m lucky enough to own the first tan/brown version.
Nice builds on both cars. Like the color choices.
Great job sir. You sounded a bit rushed in this one hope all is well.
Very nice. We have one of these. Marking on the bottom of ours says NO16 up near the front bumper. I'm trying to find info on what that number relates to.
That is interesting, do you reckon it could be the number 4 has been damaged in any way? It wasn't all that clear it was a number 46 on the model I showed on camera so that could be a possibility. Or a casting error that hasn't been widely reported perhaps?
@@DieCastRestosactually you are correct. On closer inspection it does say 46.