Awesome 🎉

Amazing work. Thank you.

One of your best to date!

very nice.love the maytag motors

lol the dullest razor ever

what I just watched is someone making something out of nothing and the something now has value. I do these also and know what goes into one of these. if that razor goes up for sale It should bring a fair price. I would say around $150 up. if it doesn't sell it stays in my personal collection. good job sir 💈

I know I’m a little late to this video, but it sounds like a P-51 is getting ready to do some work in the background. What was going on?

That's a smokin' hot low rider! Great job.

Ну,такая себе реставрация !!

Se mettevi dello svitol o wd40 e picchiavi piano col martello non l avresti rotto ,e avresti il manico originale dilettante

Very cool project, well done

Great job

Pretty cool

What compounds and solutions did you all use in this video and even the object using electricity?? Please I would like to know for my own restoration purposes

Great job! Thank you for sharing this.

Awesome video.

Good job

What size rivets do you use?

"Pimp my Tonka truck", LOL Now, I've seen everything. Nice work.

That boy ain't right. 😂

Landap mas Cukur rata😊

Modem jodoh Get and rest 😮

that is the wrong color 😮😮 green paint it is suppose 2 be dark green like forest green paint 😊😊 just so U know OMG 9 3O 2O23

Awesome restoration!!!!

Beautiful toy....I want one now!!!

Where can replacement parts be found ?

Outstanding!⭐️

muito legal ficou demas

Very good video and a very good job that you made of the engine a work of art

Very nice job buddy, 2 thumbs way up. Looking forward to checking out your channel.

F#ckin BEAUTIFUL! ❤😂. Since Im compulsive about polishing. I would have gone further with the sandpaper on polishing the metal starting with a "Micro Mark" wheel or 600 grit auto paper working a little more of the pitting out, and going all the way to 2000 grit. I wet sand and wet hone EVERYTHING. I hone my blades under water in the sink. Sometimes back stropping them on each stone grit after each progression all the way up to 12k. Eager to start playing with balsa wood/glass strops and .50 and .25 micron diamond pastes. Then going through the necessary polishing compounds with the buffing wheels. Same with the wood. Would have went from 1000 to 2000 grit on the auto paper. Polished the scales ftom 1k to 2k, then maybe sealed them with a poly and buffed it out to 2k, auto rubbing compound, polish and wax. But i get the linseed oil. More rustic and true to origin. I havent repinned any scales yet. Just improved the external surfaces. Whats you're methods in removing old pins without damaging the piece? I want to high shine everything including the tang. Also? Why not use a small brass punch to drive the new pins in. Then ball peen them?

Ahh. Electrolysis methods. I do this with vintage cast iron skillets and a Schumacher Manual select at 2 amps. Q.Q. why is the solution red and what is it? Ive used specifically Washing Soda or Sodium Carbonate and not Bi Carbonate for electrolyte production.

Wow totally cool

C'est pour l'Ukraine ?

Show !!!!!!

Where did find replacement decals, missles?

Auf keinen Fall 1820... Das Teil ist aus ca. 1940 ?!

Super 😊

King of the hill!!!! 🤟🏻

Where did you get the decals?

Would'a been sweet if u did a wooden bed..

Wow this is awesome

Beautiful work

"1820 and 1852. The time period of Wyatt Earp"? Wyatt was born in 1848 and died in 1929.

But you e killed Dale. 😂

My grandparents had a washing machine in the 1930s & 1940s that they hooked up to the rear drive hub on their Ford (Model A?) by a series of pulleys & belts. They had no electricity in their part of the state until the 1950s. My dad said it worked very well. Friends & neighbors traded goods & services to have a chance to do their laundry with that machine.

Мда, реставратор ты конечно еще тот)) Так уебански поставить заклепки нужно было постараться.

This is the best toy restoration video I have ever seen. Loved the ending to. Lmao.

*Thumbs Up* Awesome

I can sympathize with those rusty gears, faded paint and all. For I too was made in 1956.