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​​@@costerfox2663 These are just regular crayons. I saw this trick from user @MyMobileMechanic978 🍻

@@2IzzyReelzFishing In the next few days, I’ll start putting all the painted parts together. Thanks for the support and kind words! 🍻

Thanks, good 🙂 Trying to bring this toyota back together 🙂

Thank you for all the support 🍻 you are amazing 👍

@@longden57 Thanks for the comment! It means a lot to me and gives me motivation to keep going. What car do you work on? 🍻

Yes, I did. I bought it from first owner, old guy.

@@ramsayward "Big thanks for all your support!

@@AlaminIslam-yx8qy "Thanks a lot for the nice comment, my friend! I really appreciate it!"

@@Randomcarrotingrass 🤗

@@sjb7339 These stands are: Winntec 12 TON Trolley Jack Stands. They’re amazing because they make you feel safe. I’m planning to order another pair. We must take care of our safety because accidents happen too quickly. Thank you so much for your comment; it means a lot to me. Take care of yourself! 🍻

@@CimiGarage 12 tonne how much weld are you going to put on your truck Or you restoring a Unimog next or maybe a Kamaz

@@sjb7339 I've already been looking at Unimogs. Maybe. 🤐That's just how I am - when I invite friends over, and if five of them come, I don't order just five pizzas, but a few more. 😎 Better to have too much than not enough. 🍻

@@sjb7339 Yes, that's true. 👍 I hope it really will be like that. 🙃Thank you so much for the positive thoughts.🍻

@@sjb7339 I was also shocked when I saw the condition of the frame. You start fixing something and uncover problem after problem. You just have to start. I'm not a professional; I try to do the best I can with what I know. Take care, and good luck with the repairs! 🍻

@@ramsayward Thanks a lot for the kind words. That really means the most to me. Most people would just sell the car or send it to the junkyard. Nowadays, everyone thinks nothing’s worth it anymore. But if you’ve got the will and interest, a lot can be done. It’s true that sometimes you run into obstacles, and you start thinking... I can’t do this. But then all these positive comments give me a new boost. Thanks a lot 🍻

@@ramsayward The beginning was tough. But once you start, you learn as you go, especially when you make mistakes. However, if you enjoy something, it immediately becomes easier. When you start fixing something, you constantly come across new problems you didn’t notice before.The feeling when you fix something on your own is amazing. Take care of yourself. 🍻

@@detroitrI agree... that's crazy. 😮‍💨 I brushed and vacuumed the inside of the frame to remove the loose rust flakes, then sprayed it with a rust converter. In the next video, I’ll show how much material was vacuumed out of the inside of the frame. 🍻

@@elvioelvio9001 👍It's something special😊

@@anip_sama It's 2.64 mm

@@ThisOldYota Thank you for the comment. I’m trying to be patient. 😉

@@SarvechAhmed Thanks for the comment. Sometimes I run out of time, so I end up posting a video with what I have recorded. 🙂 Thanks for the advice. 🍻

@@landcruiserscotland thank you! 🙂

@@AlaminIslam-yx8qy thanks for your advice 🙂

@CimiGarage you did well your transition was awsome and everything was top notch thank you for your effort and for this beautiful video

@@AlaminIslam-yx8qy thank you, I'm trying 🙂

@@differentcarreview-dcr Thanks, it means a lot to me. 🍻 I love older cars. It's a 2006 model. I have my ups and downs. 😉

@@performancePD 🙋‍♂️ thanks, I'll need it 😉

Hvala za komentar 👍 Pridejo dnevi, ko zmanjka motivacije, pa se projekt nikamor ne prestavi. Saj sam veš kako je. Marsikdo bi se vsega skupaj znebil, prodal ali pa odpeljal na smetišče. 🙂 Je pa lažje, ko vidiš še koga drugega, ki prenavlja stare gare 🍻😉 hvala

@@secondchance021 Thanks for the comment and the like-it really means a lot. The frame is in pretty bad shape, and the car almost ended up in the junkyard. When I saw all the rust, it actually took me three months to start the restoration. I try to wear a mask as much as I can.

🙋‍♂️Thanks so much for the comment! Appreciate the tip-I'll try recording a longer video. There's an insane amount of rust🤦‍♂️

@@EmaRenii You need a lot of good vibes 🙃

@@CimiGarage good vibes fym😭

@@jurejelenko5437 Na uradnem Toyota servisu v Mariboru so mi jo naročili. Je bila dobavljiva. Če potrebujete kataloško številko mi javite, pa vam jo tukaj napišem. Lp

@@performancePD Hello, these are the part numbers: BRACKET, REAR BUMPER SIDE MOUNTING, RH/LH Part number: 5218560090 REINFORCEMENT, REAR BUMPER, NO.2 Part number: 5217260030 REINFORCEMENT, REAR BUMPER, NO.1 Part number: 5217160050 6x BOLT Part number: 91641H0820 Take care 👍

Kamot🍅🍅🍅Če bo vrei rastlo, na jesen podaljšamo rastlinjak 😁

Rear shock absorber upper mounting nut: 20-30Nm rear shock absorber lower mounting bolt:140-160Nm Rear suspension upper and lower arm: 140-160Nm

Hello, I bought them in local shop 🙂

The part number for springs is: 5535026200 🙂

2002, Lower shock to trailing arm is 88-103 ft lbs top is up to 22

I know. I have to do more for my safety! Thank you! 🙏

No, because I replaced trailing arms and all the bushings... in the future I will also replace crossmember.

From my local parts store.

@@CimiGarage Impressive, all the standard parts stores plus some that specialize in Metric/Foreign could not source the springs and I had to go salvage. Original Hyundai available for about $105 a side best case.

@@scottj719 www.sparekorea.com/ Look here, I just ordered shift cable for my 20 years old santa fe and everything was ok.