Brilliant work mate. Thanks for putting up the strength of hydro peroxside im just about to stock up on caps rivits etc etc and didnt know what strength to get. If i had of got stronger would it affect the plastic and out come?
I think they were called "Space Cabs". I have one as well. Possibly closer to the condition of yours than this. I am contemplating restoring it. May just do a freshen up though.
You have deliverd a beautiful restoration. The ramps are also a wonderful extension. It is a pity that the making of the windshield is not clearly recorded. Wer war eigentlich dein Kameraman oder-fraude? Grűße aus den Niederlanden.
Tell you now there is no way he made a new windshield using that process thats why the film was cut just where did the block of wood in the middle come from? cleaned up original with the old floor polish trick or had a repro part to use
Fantastic job, looks dead cool, liked the way you made the new windscreen, never seen that done on a Tonka restoration before. Helpful hint though, aluminium is easier to bend in an annealed state, and it’s a piece of cake to do. Rub a bar of soap over the aluminium and then heat with a blowtorch until the soap goes black, the aluminium should be in its annealed state then. Obviously you need to work it fairly quickly because it will age harden. Hopefully that will help you on future projects.
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Привет из Америки, тоже начал делать такие реставрации 🛠🛠🛠
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Love to restore Tonkas! I restored about 7 on my channel already!!!🎯
The windshield is in good condition, without cracking. I don't see the need to make a new one
It was scuffed and battered. It might clean up with some polishing, but it would still be old and brittle.
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I thought the same...
Great job buddy! I'm inspired by you!
Great job I like the auto ramps you fabricated now gets some cars for the trailer.
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Awesome restoration car 👍👍👍💣✌🏻🇷🇺
Nice and perfect👍👍
Retrobrite, sandblasting, AND powder coat? Is it my birthday?
excellent
Nice
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Brilliant work mate. Thanks for putting up the strength of hydro peroxside im just about to stock up on caps rivits etc etc and didnt know what strength to get. If i had of got stronger would it affect the plastic and out come?
I do not know that. In Germany you can buy a maximum of 10%
Show your full collection of cars
I loved the video thanks so much!😄
I have this exact model and it’s in great shape!
I think they were called "Space Cabs". I have one as well. Possibly closer to the condition of yours than this. I am contemplating restoring it. May just do a freshen up though.
I can send you a picture of mine what’s your email?
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you video quality has improved a lot. it was pleasuring to watch btw it was a great restoration...
Now you need a little car to drive up onto your car carrier.
Well done. Looks great
Great job, it turned out better than new. 👍👍👍
Awesome job. Looks brand new.
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Beautiful restoration, well done! Now find some cars to restore to load on the trailer. ;-)
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Great job!! Love the addition of the steel ramps!!!
Thanks 😊
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This is just perfect, congrats man!
Outstanding job
You have deliverd a beautiful restoration. The ramps are also a wonderful extension.
It is a pity that the making of the windshield is not clearly recorded.
Wer war eigentlich dein Kameraman oder-fraude?
Grűße aus den Niederlanden.
God is a hero
God is a serb
Original factory light green, they came with 2 plastic Tonka Corvettes (63-67 era body style of cars) a yellow and a red Stingray )
Tell you now there is no way he made a new windshield using that process thats why the film was cut just where did the block of wood in the middle come from? cleaned up original with the old floor polish trick or had a repro part to use
Great Video! I actually just restored an old 1960s Tonka Dump truck over on my channel!
You inspire me when I watch you videos
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I also think what you do is really cool👍
I'm going to watch all your videos
Some of the shots in this video make me think someone got a new macro lens 😋
Factory original green paint on the Medium size aka mini Tonka auto carrier rig
Very impressive. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks 😊
I agree with Bill Schipper, get some cars to place on the trailer
Very awesome 👍
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You should make a video on windshield making
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Almost perfect, should've UV the headlights too and looks like it's missing the taillights? Otherwise an outstanding restore!
If Dexter was a hobbyist.
Fantastic job, looks dead cool, liked the way you made the new windscreen, never seen that done on a Tonka restoration before. Helpful hint though, aluminium is easier to bend in an annealed state, and it’s a piece of cake to do. Rub a bar of soap over the aluminium and then heat with a blowtorch until the soap goes black, the aluminium should be in its annealed state then. Obviously you need to work it fairly quickly because it will age harden. Hopefully that will help you on future projects.
Love the video. Could i ask for more detail on the new windshield?
Rez
You are the man when it comes to making windshields master mind
No tail lights? What goes on the back of those?
Beautiful restoration job.
Hey hitla