Growing up as the son of a body shop owner in the middle of Farm Country I've used ALOT of trcator paint on cars. I have a life long friend that's rebuilding his grandpa's 34 Plymouth Coupe that his grandpa built as a hot rod when he came home from WWII, He's building the same way his grandpa did but he's putting the drive train (273 Engine Torqflight 3 speed auto trans) out of 65 Plymouth Valiant in it, He's going to paint it Fiat Tractor Brown with Massey Ferguson Red pin strips. The Nylon strap "Jumper" seat that his grandpa built for it are rusted up so he's building new ones using the original one.

A fitting paint job for a work is progress. The new owner can make it pretty if they want to . Then again Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

This is exactly what the old girl needed! Looks awesome Mike!!

When I was a kid nearly everyone in my extended family had Model A's. An interesting story is when my Aunt and Uncle were driving down a mountain hiway they were shocked to see a tire and rim roll slowly past them and eventually careen over the side of the road to bounce merrily into oblivion. They thought it was pretty funny but were sad thinking whoever was behind them would be in serious trouble. They continued down the hiway to the flatland when they decided to pull over because the left rear corner of the car had started to sag badly.

I love that TSC paint. I used it on an old excavator, front end loader, and a forklift for the local scrapyard painted all to match red, white, and black. Last a long time very durable can't beat it for the price. Oil base good stuff! 👍😉✌

I first used Valspar/Tractor Supply implement paint on a hovercraft about 15 years ago. Best bang for the buck paint I've come across.

In all of my 58 years on this side of the grass, I don't think I have ever seen someone using a roller or a brush to paint a car. I have seen the finished paint job, just not the process. This was pretty cool!!!!

Mike good working habits bring good results, again great job. Wish you all the best of life God bless.

The Rusticator Rod is really returning to roadworthy !

Looks great.

Great update Mike!

Really like the way it was call me alone the new owners going to have a nice clean foundation to work on the majority hard work is done. Good job..

Looks great Mike and That’s a heavily chopped T

Thanks for the video Mike see ya on the next one.

Should have asked someone that paints for a living for some tips on how to paint. Lol 😆 looks good.

Love it. It looks so good.

My main project is a 1977 MGB Roadster. But your videos are making me want to do an old Ford next.

Wow torque rod made simple, genius 👌

This has been a great series. I look forward to the next one!

Boy ---- It won't be long now ----- You'll have it on the road for her First Maiden Drive ----- Yeah --- I know what you mean ----- we long for nice sunny days --- Thanks Again ------ Rodney