Painting a Ford Model A - Time-lapse Transformation
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- Опубліковано 1 лют 2024
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In this video we take a 1930 Ford Model A and strip it back before completely restoring the body of the car. It was difficult when swapping body panels for used ones as these cars were not made the same as cars today. Yes they were done on an assembly line, but they were still assembled by hand and the parts were not prefect exact replicas of each other. We also had to deal with bolts that were not in the mood to cooperate haha. But once we got the car stripped down we got to work filling and sanding multiple times, then priming and sanding. This car does get driven quite a bit, and you could tell from the condition of the paint before we started. but once that paint went on this thing looked like a different car entirely. putting the car back together was very rewarding as everytime we put on a piece of chrome it just made the black paint pop more. a very deep wet black look. I was having a bit of trouble with the camera sometimes getting digital noise on the black areas, I think it was having a hard time deciding on auto adjusting the light since it was just seeing "black". We also experimented with some stop motion and things to change up the video a bit. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed it! And if you took the time to read the description and made it this far, the next project is a 1969 Dodge Charger! See you next time!
We have another project coming out next week so keep an eye out for that!
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Silver and burgundy two-tone would look fantastic on that ride.
Deep Maroon would be my color choice. Nice work on this one guys.
That would look nice on a car like this. Thanks for commenting and taking the time to watch!
This is going to be a great channel. Cam is extremely talented and the production quality is impressive. Thanks for posting!
Thank you very much! We are trying to do what we can to improve as well. It's hard balancing work, life, shop time and editing time, but we are really enjoying it so that helps!
I've got a 71 Pontiac ventura that I bought from a junkyard for$200. I'm slowly working on it. Like you i dont have a lot of money. I've got the front disks off of a 71 elcamino I am planning on putting on. Love you're videos
Thank you very much! A ventura is cool! Everything takes time but it's rewarding seeing the progress. The first car show always feels good!
Que trabalho incrível. O Ford ficou impecável. Parabéns
Great job guys , just subscribed, looking forward to watching all your videos . Greetings from the UK.
Thank you very much! My wife and I got to spend some time in the UK last spring. Had a great time! Glad you like the content, thanks for the comment and the sub!
Great job guys! Black never goes out of style
Seriously needs better traditional style wheels
JT
Misfires Car Club Orlando
You are right, black always looks good and even cars that are not interesting or exciting can look better in black. And as far as wheels, you are not wrong, especially since this Model A was kept with more of an original look. These wheels would suit a Model A that had a chop and a hot rod paint color. Thanks for watching and for the comment!
Ya a deep brighter maroon whould look good on it. Really good job on it.
That would look really nice on it
Great job guys! I feel your pain as I am doing my Model A too. A lot of work but rewarding when done! Subscribed!
Hey, Thanks for the sub and the comment! It definitely is rewarding seeing it come back together. How long have you had your Model A for?
@@RustedRides I've had mine since 2021. It was a Fordor Town Sedan. However the body is mostly a wood frame with sheet metal nailed to it unlike the coupe you worked on. So, I scrapped the body from behind the cowl and am currently doing a Huckster Woody Build.
@@kensmithgallery4432 That sounds awesome! It also sounds like a lot of work haha, but that really is half the fun. I might even like building/fixing more than driving...maybe
Awesome project.! Well done guys. I wish you every success with your UA-cam channel. I will definitely continue following you and look forward to watching, and catching up with your future work and videos.
Al Copone - Pimp my ride.! Lol..
Best wishes
Damian Gray
Thank you so much! Very nice comment and really glad you like the content! We will keep it coming! And happy to see you watched the charger vid!
Great work!
Thank you very much. This one was a time consuming one. It's different working on older cars like these
Awesome video!
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it!
🤟🏻🇨🇦👍🏻. NB Canada here brother
Ahh hey! Thanks for stopping by! Glad you found our channel.🇨🇦
Nice work!
What an unreal transformation guys
Thank you! It really did look like a different car when it rolled out of the shop
love the stop motion stuff! car looked great at the end!
Thanks! It was a long process!
A glimpse back in time when Mike and Avery from Rust Valley Restorers started working together. 😂 Great video guys! Keep them coming!
Thank you very much! That was a very nice compliment! We will definitely keep them coming! Next Friday's video/car is going to be a good one!
100 subs is an accomplishment. 👊 Killer work guys, can't wait to see what's next!
Thank you! We have some cool projects coming! Next friday will be a good one i'm sure lots of people will like
8 weeks, not bad , at least it wasn’t 8 years😮,👍🇨🇦
Fellow Canadian! That's very true. I have had a car take me years in the past. Very different build though.
I’m agreeing blue! One of the later shots actually looked blue.
Ya I changed a setting on the camera by accident and had to try and fix it when editing. The video color got a little off at times lol
'69' Charger will be great. Then maybe an early 70s Firebird
Every time I drive to work, or drive to my parents house, I drive past a place that has an early 70s red firebird sitting on the property. Doesn't look bad from a far, but it's been there a long time and I don't know what the owner has planned for it. I might have to pop in sometime and find out 🤞
I see from the plates, you guys are in Ontario. Where about are you located?
Yep! In Uxbridge, about an hour from Toronto. You?
@@RustedRides Just outside Windsor. Thanks for the reply!
Make the floor wet when you paint. And why dont you Buff and polish against dust ?
Wetting the floor can sometimes mess up the humidity in the shop since we also have the furnace going good too. So that moisture and the heat means the humidity can get a little weird with the paint. And yes a buff and posish will get rid of dust nibs and smooth things out more. But paint needs to be a little more cured first.
@@RustedRides ok. I am not a painter but a detailer.
And with the humidity is something new to me but thanks for explain.
Change wheels too small, too big distance to the fenders
The wheel gap, ya not sure what the original wheel gap is supposed to be. Our buddy Lee who owns the car bought it from a guy who pulled it out of a river! Haha this thing is lucky to be alive!
Gotta be Black
Yellow
Yellow would be nice, catch a lot of looks for sure!
@@RustedRides Well thanks I like the show because I also have an A coupe 30 their the best, it’s my cup of tea, and well I’m thinking of painting it a yellow, I can see it in yellow, still rust removing and panel beating.
Awesome video!
Thanks Anthony! Glad you liked it!