CORGI Restoration No.424 Ford Zephyr 1962
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- Model donated by Karen King from Crawley, UK, wife of Simon King lead singer of the 'Midnight Howlers'. (RIP)
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Paint supplied by: Brendan 'BJ' Barton, PAINT RIGHT, Horsham.
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Spectacular work, Marty! As for the different brands of toy cars, I don't tune in because of Matchbox. I tune in to see the love and exceptional work you give these models. WELL DONE!
Same here!
Me three!
Corgi, Dinky, they all deserve love.
Me4
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Well done Marty! I suspect most of your viewers would agree with the following: We don't watch your videos for a specific brand of model. We watch for the love, craftsmanship and humor you apply to each and every restoration. Please keep it going and don't fret a bit over who made a particular model, because for the most part that is not relevant! Thanks for sharing your wonderful talents with us.
The baggage looks to be a suitcase, ladies' travel case, and a hat box.
Yup, Station Wagons in the USA Marty. It is the first car i was aware of after being born. When my father junked our 1968 Buick Station Wagon, me and my brothers and sisters were so attached to it that we all cried as it was being towed away. We begged my father to bring us to visit it in the junk yard, and every time we went there was less and less of it until one day the man told us it was crushed and sent to Japan to make toasters. lol We were eccentric kids.
Balaclava, rope, petrol can, firelighters... it sounds like Kevin's up to something! 😂
There's mischief afoot, methinks! 😊
but did you scan the QR code...!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic video. I've had my Taurus Wagon for 31 years. I love driving it. I love station wagons. I wish they would come back.
They never left, really. It's just that now they're called "crossovers" and have AWD and lousy ride comfort. :)
Love it! Corgis were a big part of my childhood. My grandparents would often give me a Corgi vehicle for my birthday or Christmas. My favorites were a hook and ladder fire truck and a tow truck. The working details were so fantastic! Hope to see you do more of them. Nice bonus with the paint shop clip!
I don't care what brand of toy you are doing, i'm gonna watch every video anyway 😄👍
Great work as always 😎
Gooood afternoon from central Florida! Hope everyone has a great afternoon!
All of these vintage toy cars deserve a second chance no matter what they are
Always love your posts. I struggle with self-motivation, so you put me in the mind set of working on something other than UA-cam/TikTok 🙂
My dad had a Zephyr. White with a red interior. No seatbelts and bench seats. We had great fun sliding about in the back as dad would deliberately fishtail to give us a wild ride!
My first car in Australia had a rear bench seat! - A HT Holden sedan.
Always the biggest memory for me, my Dad’s Zephyr.
Corgi, Matchbox or other, it's always a joy, Marty! It turned out awesome! Greetings from Romania!
You did a great job
Car looks so new I can almost smell that new car smell!
Very nice! Doesn't matter what you restore, I am going to watch it!
When I was a kid, Corgi was the expensive brand. I had, and still have, a Corgi tank that I loved. My son played with it and soon my grandkids will.
I’m glad you’re back
Anything you restore is always great to see thanks very much
Corgi toys were made in Fforestfach in Swansea ,South Wales and in 1962 over 1000 people worked there. Greetings from Wales.
The interior "tub" in the Corgi Zephyr looks like it may be a vacuum formed polystyrene part. Vac forming is used for many packaging plastics and also bigger things like kid's pools and body shells for mobility scooters. The tooling for vac forming is much cheaper than for injection moulding, but the parts need some manual labour cleanup and trimming. Paint looks great, and the weld repair on the chassis was top notch. Liked the Large Rooster beer can! Re the newspaper taxi story - the passenger may have thought the car was a Daewoo Dunny! You never know. 8^) Cheers!
Most definitely a vacuum formed interior. I'm surprised that time hasn't caused it to crack even though it's been so well sealed in. Kudos to Corgi and their quality for that, though we perhaps would miss Marty getting or making a vacuum forming rig and showing us how it's done.
Moving into the big stuff, so it makes sense to use paint from full size motors. Great job!
Marty thank you for bringing back wonderful memories. Your channel, do what you like. It has become more about your art and process than one brand or the other. Likely it is two golf bags, luggage and a hatbox in the back suggesting someone going on holiday.
My father had one of those Zephyr estates in the mid-70s. I had never been a Ford fan but I rather liked it - until it threw a rod two days before Christmas.
Thanks for reviving the memory.
This body style reminds me of the vintage Rambler cars of the early 1960s. 😎👍
Well... It's all of our hobby, but it's YOUR show 😉 If you enjoy restoring Corgi, Dinky or other models besides MBs....
(To quote a mate from downunder here...).
I'M HAPPY WITH THAT 🤣
Great work, Marty, very elaborate but the result speaks for itself 🤩👍🏼
(It's almost like restoring a real veteran car. Looking for new tyres online, having the paint done by a professional, in a paint shop and even "welding" the chassis... 😉)
All in all... JOU (more like WOW) I'm thrilled, clearly both thumbs up for this 👍🏼👍🏼
(One for the work and one for why you do it)
Thanks so much for sharing 🙏🏼
Have a great week to you, Julie, your four-legged-mates and the whole team behind the scene and stay safe and sound. (Of course, KEVIN 🐨 as well)
Keep up the good work, mate 😁
Greetings from the DCcoB at the lighthouse end of the Elbe River.
😎👍🏼🇦🇺✌🏼🇩🇪👍🏼🤠
Marty, if you're pleased, we're pleased 😀👍
Nice work on the Corgi Ford Wagon, And sorry about Mr. Simon King may he rest in peace.
One of the many things I like about your videos is your willingness to share the setbacks you encounter during some makeovers. This car turned out great.
Excellent job! please do more Corgi's or whatever you want.
Very nice Marty. Your work is exceptional. I love your videos. I learn something new with each show. Thank you.
Outstanding! ................... 😎👍👍
Is it perfect? No.
Is it awesome? YES!
Simon would be proud.
Their paint is great. I say it sprays in a fog and not a spray like a can of Testors or Krylon. It seems to cover better . Thinner. Looks great. Nice that you did this .
Corgi was the choice of my Dad for me when I was a whippersnapper, and this one was a favourite in my Garage - a great runner on that sprung suspension. Great job. 👏🏻
0:57 Vale Simon to sorry to hear and to thanks for celebrating his life with a makeover @marty
Great restoration with a difficult paint scheme!
My dad was given one of these by my grandfather when my dad said he needed a new car. Hysterical.
A cool video on a hot Texas day (42 c)..stay safe...captjack
Congratulations, the restoration turned out very well!
Excellent work !..love watching the videos….always enjoyable!
Matchbox, Corgi, Dinky all great to watch you work your magic on.
The guys at Paint Right are fantastic, what a nice resource to have
Hi Marty, we (I think I am speaking for most of the audience) do not mind seeing a Corgi restoration. When I was young, I would play also with Corgi cars and really liked them. Even though the vast majority of my car collection where /are Matchboxes.
Who dies with the most toys wins;
but only if they're still in the original boxes!
Very nicely done, Marty - - not bad for a youngster. 🙃
Looks great Marty. I’m so glad you’re still doing these. Thank you.
Good restoration and it don't matter what you make you do we come to see what you do keep up the great work
Nicely done marty good colour match idea, it's good to come out of your comfort zone and experience new challenges all the best Martin
When I was in my teenage years, Ford Zephyrs were the car of choice for rev-heads and Heavies! Lol. As always, Marty, you're the best!
The old Zephyr looks great!
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Nice job! I didn't know they could make custom cans of spray paint! I was born in 1962 as well. 😊
Great job, that was a battle. The wheels themselves were some of the best I’ve ever seen.
Hi Marty an estate car in the UK at this time was known as a shooting brake, great job....👌
Another fantastic restoration! I like seeing all kinds of makes, fine with me!
It might have started as a Karen’s Corgi Commission, but it became a Marty’s Marvellous Makeover.
Marty, we watch your videos for the overall content, not the specific make or model.
Cracking work! Another belter!
Yes Marty, here in the US we do call those station wagons. From the 50’s to the early 80’s they were the top choice of the middle-class family. You could choose from the huge American full-size all the way to tiny sub-compact models. Many of the upper line models had a vinyl wood decal on the sides and were referred to as “woodies.” Unfortunately they were replaced by the more efficient mini-van and then later the SUV. To me the station wagon was a lot more special and had a lot more character than especially the mini-van which has fortunately largely died out as well now replaced by SUVs and the more ubiquitous crossover. I owned one station wagon myself a 1990 Buick Estate, it was the Cadillac of wagons with leather seats, touch climate control, and the soft boulevard ride big American cars were known for. It also had the rear facing third seat in the back which many kids remember fondly of these behemoths😁
I think you should do any make overs that you want. I find all of your work entertaining and educational.
Great job, Marty. I've seen a real one here over in England, always been a fan of these Ford Estate cars. 👍
Keep going on the Corgi and Dinky models.
So, longtime viewer, it's 2023 - are still people waiting for that bit when he spays the models and we can read the article title and still say "wtf ..." with a smile? Good work, BTW!
I'm a Matchbox guy like your good self, but Corgis and Dinkys are worthy models and deserve their shot as well. Just great.
The next time you need to do a two tone paint, try putting down the first layer, then clear coat it, once it is dry you should be able to mask it of without having to worry about the paint lifting.
Very sharp. This whole video was cool, especially the part where you got your own custom spray paint!
Thanks a bunch!
I like what you did at 21:32, Marty. Keep up the great work mate.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Me too
I'll finish watching this later, but what a lovely thing to do. Thank you for fixing the video before releasing it to us!
I can’t believe how good the wheels are on that model after all these years, either good chrome or stainless steel maybe ? Great job
I enjoy your work
Love It Marty! All the Blood, Sweat, Tears and F-words were certainly worth it! WOW!
Great work Sir!!
looks great there a hard model to restore.
What ever you restore it's just fun to watch you work you majic.
Nice work! Corgi's were always my favourite.
Always looking forwards to another installment.
Exellent job again Marty
Awesome job Marty as always. I always look forward to watching you're videos.
Fine restoration on a great little model!
Marty you always deliver.
Condolences to the King Family, may Simon rest in peace.🇺🇸
(Marty’s Miniature Makeovers)
This alternate title is my suggestion for when you do models other than Matchbox.
Thank you for everything!
-Chuk
Final job looks great. Also, that paint shop did a great job.
I like the way that custom mix to match paint turned out!
That was cool, it looked like a 61' or 62 ford falcon Ranchero in front of that paint Store I'm sure there is a lot of falcons over in Australia, 63' falcon sprint convertible was my first car, a lot of times my favorite part of your videos is the paint booth I always look for those news stories always something funny and silly, that corgi gave you a challenge but it came out nice, I know I don't have that casting but I have a old school Volo estate that looks a little like it, that interior looks really fragile I'm surprised it didn't have cracks kinda like the plastic you get out of a food products like oreos or box of chocolates, doesn't matter i don't think what brand you restore, your mostly matchbox but it's fine to try other flavors, do what you like doing, taking a break is the smartest thing other wise you might get burnt out of it, I noticed when you make videos you put a decent amount of time and effort into them it pays off, I know you moved and have been busy, your location land and house is great, peace joy happiness and can focus better, looks like you have a good life with years to come, very awesome indeed.
Great Job again and I can sit here and enjoy your work by coffee and toast …Greetings from Germony.✌️🤣🥁
Thank you very much!
Nice one Marty.
I never miss any of your shows, your work and patience is out standing.After moving and all the work required to get a new place set up and livable,I was amazed you were able to get back to you tube shows so soon.The round thing in the back of the station wagon, possibly a spare tire cover?Have a nice day, stay well and keep up the great work.I look forward to your next epic production.David in Texas USA.
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Marty Marty Marty!!!
Well done
matchbox, hot wheels, corgi, still diecast models. looks great.
Top job as always Marty. 👍🍻
A fun video to watch, Marty. Nice recovery on your hole blowout. I hate when that happens. The car looked great in the end. One tip I learned when masking a paint job, is to take your strips of tape and stick them to your shirt or pants. This makes the tape less sticky and doesn't pull off the paint as much when unmasking.
Thanks for the tip I will have to try that out.
Matchbox or Corgi. Doesn't matter. Looks great.
Good job Mate!
Hi Marty! I like these Corgi model videos very much. Excellent finished work.
Love the idea of you doing models other than matchboxs. Had a lot of corgis and Dinkys in my childhood as well as matchboxs.
Here in the US, in my childhood in 1960s/early 1970s, we only had Hotwheels, the British companies just weren't found in our stores. I'm always amazed at the variety of vehicles by Matchbox, Corgi and others.
You are a master of model restorations!
Look at that Corgi, great job as always Marty.
Take 2 hah !! As always legendary
Nice job 😮
Excelent restoration, very instructive thanks a lot
Awesome job Marty!
Your friend would be proud.....
A nice job Marty. These Zephyrs weren't featured in the Z Cars TV show, it was the larger model shape that arrived after these - The Zephyr 4, Zephyr 6, and the Zodiac 🚓