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Crazy cool. Do you still have it? Last video is 5 years ago.

Where did you find vin by chance the only # I find is on chasis

What is the overall length of the van?

hi why no continue the episode?

temp outside shelter sand blast the van

Do you happen to recall the item number of the wiring harness from painless performance?

I just bought a 1950 I am going to be completely restoring.

I had rebuilt some many 600 fiat it’s crazy back at home late 70,s in Argentina, what a great car

5:26 Those plastic lampshades are signs for the direction lights (blue or green) , headlamps (green) , and choke (amber) . They can be twisted so as to choose the intensity of the light they shed.

You can find almost anything of the Fiat 600, both new and used in Italy, Spain and Argentina.

This 600 needs a complete restauration.

Will there be another update video?

The pouches last a long time and were made by Cavis of Italy, supplier to Fiat at that time. As you know the system is just operated by a little push bulb that generates just enough vaccuum pressure to suck up fluid from the bag and spray it through the dispensers at the base of the windshield. Fully mechanical, no electric pumps :)

Did you abandon the project? No new videos for a long time. Would be nice to see more of the rebuild. I did one of these myself years ago and still have it....full restore.

:( looks as this poor 600 had a hard life at one point....I have a 600, hard to believe a car with 32-40 hp can be fun to drive, but they are.

You are lucky. You seem to have a proper water gauge. Normally there’s only a warning light.

If they run the engine without air filter it is bad news .....

The 1 -2 - 3 - on the speedometer indicates the maximum safe speed for first, second and third gear.

Great!! Will you be releasing more episodes on the engine work?

You are top class man !!!!! Regards from Portugal !!!

I have a 1962 fiat 600 and I really enjoyed haveing a look of what the inside of my engine looks like

I will be watching you, love it.

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nice one! doing the same car:)

I used to have a copy of spares circa 1950s for this car. Two cams were available. Economy CAST IRON and for a few dollars more FLAME HARDENED!

When will the next episode be out?

Nice one bud, so will this be a full restore?

Hola! cualquier ayuda que necesites con el Fiat avisame! yo tengo uno! felicitaciones! es un lindo auto!

Hello Danger Goggles, I've taken an interest in these Grumman-Olson Kurbside aluminum step vans as well. My question is; are the main body rivets aluminum or something else? I wouldn't think they'd be steel due to galvanic corrosion, but they could be stainless steel? Oh, by the way, do you know if there's a bulletin board forum for these vans? Thanks!

Your patience is to be commended. Mine has a 1956 Ford 1 ton chassis with a "Big 6" wheel bolt pattern (6 x 7.25") and the original widowmaker split rims. So, I bought a complete 2000 GMC Savana for $440 (same wheelbase) which is cheaper than either of the two wheel options to replace the old Big 6 wheels and gives me modern suspension, steering and braking... plus a nice big and clean fuel tank. I feel a little bad sacrificing the originality.. but this will be a working van, so it's probably for the best. And think of all the extra time I'll have to strip and polish the body!

I thought the Kurbside just had a door on the right side.. and the Kurbmaster had doors on both sides.

Very impressive

That looks like an awesome project ! I can’t wait to see the next video.

Awesome intro dude !!!!! 👍👍👍

Wow, I’m impressed. That’s a big job to tackle. I know it’s a work in progress, but what is your time estimate?

So... I'm stripping mine. That green is most likely zinc chromate aircraft primer. I've got a gallon of PPG Eldorado PR-3500 coming this week to test on it. It should work.. it's the same stuff they've used for 50+ years to strip that same stuff on aircraft. (BTW, "aircraft stripper" is worthless.. and has a bunch of ammonia in it, which is bad for aluminum.. it says right on the can not to use it on aircraft.. haha). BTW, I'm over here in Cartersville and I'm at about the same stage as you in my project. :-D

Awesome - pursue your dreams!

Sweet intro music!

I love this!! Can't Wait to see more