Hi guys! We're back again with another Fury update! This time we're going to strip the rest of the old paint and tidy up the rest of the bodywork, and get the car ready for its first full coat of primer... Oh! Last Call for the "My Classic Tire" shirts! Featuring Frankers, head of the Classic Tire Division, and a sweet double pinstripe winter grip! Check out the link below to order yours from our online store before Dec. 31! (Thanks so much to everyone who ordered one already!) Thanks also to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments! We do appreciate that anyone would take the time to leave us a note. If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can get a shirt, sticker, hat or a coffee mug at: www.coldwarmotors.com Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at : www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars! All the very best to everyone from me and Frankers and the Agents! s
Christmas over, back to grind, It ain't like we really mind. The heater's hot, the lager's cold, Another year, but we ain't old. We'll grind and shine on Fury there Until he's straight, until he's square. We even might, by gum by God... Just hit a lick on FrankenRod. The Unknown Poet, FKATUP, JPL Editor's note: Well, I guess I just have to join up with The Poet and wish you dudes the best for 2020. HappyFukkinNewYear.
Yeah, this is typically the part where they send the car on to "the paint guy", and we just get a clip of someone shooting it in a booth....but here on coldwarmotors, the DIY awesomeness continues.
Oh Lord, those shows are Horrible. I tried to watch some of the Christine Hellephant build from Graveyard Cars, and was Miserable. They Completely make that show unwatchable. It was all retarded, Extremely goofy-assed, made up drama with maybe 4 minutes of the actual Christine build. The whole time I was thinking, " Dear Jesus...Scott , Franker Franks, Dean, and the Agents DESTROY this piece of shit show in Every way possible. " Damn shame too , because it would be nice if it was just the restoration of those Gorgeous rides, but the show is utter dog shit.
My father may have been one of the guys that worked on the line when that car was built. He greatly enjoyed watching this build. Sadly he passed away this morning and wont see the end of this build. He was 84
Virgil Exner was a genius! It is to the everlasting credit of Scott and the Agents that they recognize this and preserve this 1960 Fury and so many other of his designs while writing it all off as the "same old s__t!"!
Every Sunday.... I cannot wait for CWM..... Same routine..... Light a fire... Pour a glass of wine... and sit down to watch CWM.... Thanks guys!!! Greetings from Worcester South Africa.... 39°C here....
What a great group of friends you have. When I did my Chevelle not one person showed up until the day i drove it out of the garage ,and then the experts showed up to nit pick it to death. Not one ever having done body work and paint. Looking good Scott.
They are the best guys a person could ever want to have as friends and family. All of them do their own work, and we all help each other, so no "experts" to deal with, haha...Cheers!
A man simply cannot put enough emphasis on the value of a few good friends. It’s nice when people are willing to take some time away from their own busy lives to help a friend in some aspect of his. Beer doesn’t hurt, either!
Dogs bring a lot of happiness, I miss the dog I’ve had for 18 years, truly a good friend indeed. The labor on the sanding is free, the beer, not so much.
I've painted quite a few cars in my day and I have to tell you that you do an excellent job of keeping up with your wet paint in order to guide your overlaps and know where and how much paint to lay down. Very good job man.
There's nothing like the feeling of seeing a big restoration project that you have put so much work into finally all one color again......even if it is only primer. 😉 This car is going to be epic.
It's nice to have a tribe of worker bees come over and help out with the prep. Goes a lot faster that way. Especially if they know what they're doing and don't drink too many beers so they can't see so well anymore. If they smoke too much pot then they get way to into the small details.The car looks great! Frankers looks beautiful with her new do!
EXCELLENT ! , From a field full of shit , to a beautiful machine . this by far IS my favorite video on RUclips . you Agents are inspiring and very entertaining to a lot of us on the web . Francine's new look makes her the Queen of your video's . Thank You Scott . a pointy to you Sir ! . Ray in PA U.S.A.
Instant click. When i saw this video in notifications. So cool to see the fury in primer In time for the New Year. A true milestone for this project. No-one would have thought that rotted out fury would ever become something. Well exept Scott and his Agents of course. Next year we will finally get to see the fury all painted and put together. I look forward to it
I had a '60 Fury back in '67. The body was mint and the swing out seats were cool. It had the poly motor, too. There was a New Hampshire State Police Chrysler wagon with a ram induction 413 wrecked at a local gas station I kept trying to buy . The dream was to install the runnig gear in my Fury. Never happened, but I still think about it from time to time. This Fury resto is going to be outstanding! "Iron Trap Garage" should be watching Scott do his majic making those intracate body panels. That's more art than skill. Truely a rare talent. See you in the next one.
To see this car in primer after all this hard work in such a relatively short time is a huge inspiration. Considering it made its first appearance in Jul '17 and the real fun began last October, on the surface it seems to have taken a long time; yet all those late nights that ran until sunrise (if you watch the videos long enough) tell the real story of how many hours went by. Scott, you sir have the ambition and obsession of men half your age. I'm 6 years younger than you and I feel left in the dust when I watch you work. I know exactly what it's like to realize going into a project that the results you're seeing demand more and more attention to detail and the scope of the project has to change to match its potential. Despite all this you still manage to keep Frankers groomed, the property kept up, your friends loose and laughing and other side projects moving through the doors. That's the part I seem to have trouble keeping up with!
The good thing about the stripper is you can do it with one hand and have the other hand free for your beer! The satisfying thing is just watching OTHER people work. Pebble Beach here we come.
Yes awesome work. The collaboration with your buddies. The Christmas spirit. Frankers makeover also!Thanks Scott for an amazing year of videos. It was really satisfying to see the paint stripped from the roof.
Talk about perseverance! Go back to the beginning of this project and see what Scott had to overcome to get to this point. At around number 3 or 4 when he had to cut the useful parts off of the original '60 Fury and then splice everything together. That takes real vision and then... real determination. Having good friends is a big help as well, but somebody had to drive this project to this point. My hats off to you Sir!
I stripped all the black paint off my 1976 Trans Am Anniversary, after wrecking it and rebuilding it- and this video brings back such memories! Couple of gallons of 'Rock Miracle' paint remover, and it was a friggin DeLorean! This is SO guy stuff, watching old paint being plowed off like some fresh snowfall.. the ladies would all do a major EEEEW, but I love this stuff.
It’s absolutely amazing to watch how an old ghost like this can go from wallowing in a horse shit field to this! I can hardly wait for the next episode... Cheers!
Lol at frankers still faithfully watching for the mouse 😂. I had a dog who barked at a Alsatian that we passed on a walk , and for years after the dog had moved , he would still sniff at its former garden in vain!
You are so right about the satisfaction of watching someone dissemble, strip and clean from something very old and return it to a state where more people from another generation enjoy it, i.e. your show and Baumgartner Restoration are both masters at the preservation/restoration. Yes very satisfying.
It looks great seeing it all one color and just knowing that all of the major body repairs are finished. You all deserve much kudos for the sweat equity and talent put into this car. Can't wait to see the next episode of "As The Fury Turns".
My son saw the show first time and he says see dad all those cars that how I want to live a yard full of Old cars. And the seeds of car nuts grows. How cool is that.
Tom is just like the legendary Joe Schultz from the book Ball Four. He uses his two favorite words - sh*t and f*ck - in all their possible combinations.
LOve the Agent reminding him:..."SCOTT you are still sanding!..meanwhile the paint is drying in the gun!" Scott is SO MUC H Like my brother Martin;... a perfectionist:...Wait there is one more tiny flaw! LOve Franker's new haircut!
Hi guys, My nurse walked through the door and this came on, and she moved to one side so I could watch! What a girl. She told me hospital time and I said wait a few more days but the leg split from the ankle to damn near the knee cap. I smells like the ass end of mule, a dead mule. I hope I get to watch it be painted but will be in hospital by then Scott. Alive I hope as an avid watcher, I see a shortage of that chance. Damn Scott, I love your channel. I been a subscriber for a long time... (I drifted off to sleep for a bit and dreamed you painted it like the bathtub nash out back and it had a red top and cream body) it looked good but anything but that color the paint stripper took off. Damn there was more paint left than than they paint the quad cab chevy. They have A.I. trained to be scotch!!
Boy that stripper sure did the trick! And it sure did turn out nice. It's hard to believe that the ol Fury is just about ready for paint. It's going to be awesome! And Frankers, I have to tell you, you look marvelous! Great video again I couldn't wait to see that primer being laid down. Enjoyed it!
Thanks for taking the time to show us the little detail! Its painful for you but a great learning experience for us. Last show you taught us how to make new moulding/trim clips. Keep it up!
What I fine satisfying about watching other people strip paint is that I can set back and smile thankful that it ain't me doing it. Keep up the good work and you missed a spot. Right over there!
so many tedious hours doing bodywork...been there doing it all on my own, frikkin marathons..an absolute blessing when many hands pitch in to push things closer to the finish line....that crazy Fury is gonna be something else when its completed....and Frankers is lookin' tres tres chic!
I went back looking at older videos to see about when I started following your channel Scott, which was more than 5 years ago. Have always enjoyed your content very much but I have to say seeing the Fury go from a ghost of its former self rotting in mud to nearly ready for paint has been such a wonderful treat. Kudos to your on all the painstaking hours of hard work. You are a very skilled man that seems like such a regular, just down to earth guy. The channel continues to be one of the hidden gems on The Tube. Keep up the great work and have a great New Year. Cheers to you, Frankers, the Agents, and the legendary Stella who would most certainly ride in the Fury!
honestly your channel should have 100 k subs just for THIS PROJECT ALONE ..the resurrection and transformation of the Splice Fury has been riveting to say the very least ... 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
Must be so satisfying to get the car to the primer stage - to see it as one unit. Great to have mates to lend a hand too and it is good to see that you all help each other out and share the passion.
We Watch COLDWARMOTORS Every Saturday night.Another excellent job on the 1960 Plymouth Fury.A Whole Car.CHEERS to all the Agents that Helped.Even Franker's looking Good with a new Hair cut.That reminds me I need a hair cut.Thanks.Coming in the New Year.One suite,cool 1960 Plymouth Fury,Blue with a White roof.Please keep these videos Coming Scott.Bye
it's been interesting watching the Frankenstein fury evolve from a spliced up beater car into the beauty that she became can't wait to see her finished
Christmas over, back to grind, It ain't like we really mind. The heater's hot, the lager's cold, Another year, but we ain't old. We'll grind and shine on Fury there Until he's straight, until he's square. We even might, by gum by God... Just hit a lick on FrankenRod. The Unknown Poet, FKATUP, JPL Editor's note: Well, I guess I just have to join up with The Poet and wish you dudes the best for 2020. HappyFukkinNewYear.
I am struck by how much you have accomplished. You brought together three(?) vehicles to save a really rare car that was otherwise too far gone to restore. There are very few 1960 Plymouths left at all, and now you have a highly desired two door hardtop. You have shown us what fearless determination can do. Congratulations - you are amazing at what you do!
AHHHH, to see it all one color. Looks like a new car in the shop for warranty work now. I love it. From the butcher shop to a completely dressed turkey in a tuxedo.
So crazy to see the Fury in primer! You'd never know it was a splice of a splice of a splice. Looks amazing, well done all. And Frankers looks so much better after her haircut 😁
It is great to see you laying down some paint on this build.. so much wonderful work done. And Frankers is looking pretty spiff with her new trim as well. Congratulations.
Yess, so awesome. Another classic is saved instead of going to the crusher. I drove by the local metal recycler today and seen at least a half dozen old cars in the scrap pile. Such a shame, they deserved better. Cheers guys.
Nice to see this beautiful car in primer! I know you know, but you must fight the urge to rush to completion at this point. Remember all those panels you worked so hard to make perfect. The last 10% of the effort is what 90% of people will notice.
what a milestone to get to from day one up to today’s video ! Congratulations. I think watching today’s “spray” is more fulfilling than when you do the actual color work. Great job guys, from Texas !
love seeing the arrow straight reflections of the overhead lights in the wet primer, always a relief, even when your a 100% certain your filler work is good lol.
Varîous impressions: Whoa, I wouldn't bet on a greyhound against Miss Frankers today! Why Miss Francine, you're beautiful! Man, I can hardly tell the rust patches from the red primer Chrysler used! Oh thank goodness, you got all the surface rust off before you sprayed.the primer on! Hey, she's beginning to look like herself again in Gray.
Ironic addendum, the Citröen DS in the next bay and the Plymouth Fury are now related! Peugeot just merged with Fiat-Chrysler. Peugeot already owns Citröen.
One word, FANTASTIC !!!.. I LOVE this channel, and I Love '60 Furys... I've been watching for quite some time (without commenting for some reason), you, your agents, and Frankers are a real pleasure to watch. Thank you so much for such a good time. Peace! p.s; Dean is classic fun. I always have a laugh when he shows up...
Wow, PrimerTime. Now this is starting to look like a real driveable car. Next thing you know this is gonna get some new paint on it to? Imagine that back in Part:1 ...
Absolutely amazing work! When you are done and show this car no one and I mean no one will say, I see the splice. I think this car is better than factory. Well done, and I am excited to see more!
Thats a big milestone getting that Fury into high build primer, the tremendous prep that I watched going into it to this stage is great to see. I do not think a lot of peoples appreciate the level and magnitude of effort and labour goes into a resto like this. If you got this resto done by someone else and paid for the labour the cost would outstrip the value of the finished Fury to such a level it would not be worth it. Thats why it is great to see a bunch of experienced, skilled guys splice a couple of junkers back to life with their own labour and hard work, this car would never exist in most circumstances.
She looks amazing what a transformation just wearing her first coat of Primar she looks a million bucks can't wait to see in her in colour and getting her finishing coats of clear absolutely first class job ;)
Scott you and your agents are indeed the most creative, dedicated and hardworking heroes to found on either side of the Rockies right now. When I look back at what that Fury was like at the very beginning of your odyssey, I am amazed; ...no damn well stunned, (!) at your dedication to resurrecting that piece of finned history. A Merry Christmas to You, Frankers, all the agents and everyone's Families. Cheers, as I raise my cup to you and all!
You're right Scott, i did find watching paint strip with a scraper strangely relaxing. It may be a sign my inner being is desperately seeking calm, or it could be the result of the enormous cone ive just set fire to. Either way it IS very gratifying to see this beautiful car come together. Great job guys
The "hours" are only important to determine current worth. in 30 years someone is going to remark on what a great job you did saving this relic from becoming a Brillo pad. Take pride in the fact that NOBODY would have saved this car in the condition it was it EXCEPT you guys. ALSO watching your videos on this repair is like going to Mopar University. I have learned a LOT!
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Hi guys! We're back again with another Fury update! This time we're going to strip the rest of the old paint and tidy up the rest of the bodywork, and get the car ready for its first full coat of primer...
Oh! Last Call for the "My Classic Tire" shirts! Featuring Frankers, head of the Classic Tire Division, and a sweet double pinstripe winter grip! Check out the link below to order yours from our online store before Dec. 31! (Thanks so much to everyone who ordered one already!)
Thanks also to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments! We do appreciate that anyone would take the time to leave us a note. If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can get a shirt, sticker, hat or a coffee mug at:
www.coldwarmotors.com
Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at :
www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars!
All the very best to everyone from me and Frankers and the Agents!
s
Christmas over, back to grind,
It ain't like we really mind.
The heater's hot, the lager's cold,
Another year, but we ain't old.
We'll grind and shine on Fury there
Until he's straight, until he's square.
We even might, by gum by God...
Just hit a lick on FrankenRod.
The Unknown Poet, FKATUP, JPL
Editor's note: Well, I guess I just have to join up with The Poet and wish you dudes the best for 2020. HappyFukkinNewYear.
It's always good to see the Cold War Motors video alert. !!
Interesting...now you are starting to be on the 'right' side of the renovation...I look forward to continuing
@@marcomalo02 Priceless dude it's not crude just you not being you...Thanks..!
Looking great
Best part of my weekend is when I get the Coldwarmotors update.
Anyone else hit the "Like" button, even before the ending of the acoustic guitar opening music ?
I usually hit it before watching. I can always rescind my decision, but never have.
I do it all the time.
Not me. I'm too busy playing along on the air guitar.
….My favorite of anything on RUclips.
I always do!
I have watched many "restoration" videos, and most are highlight reels. I enjoy the fact that you show more of the actual process...and Frankers.
I really liked how 3 cars became one.
The thru story 🎅
@@RichieCat4223 Their powers, combined! Wonder Mopar powers, activate!
Yeah, this is typically the part where they send the car on to "the paint guy", and we just get a clip of someone shooting it in a booth....but here on coldwarmotors, the DIY awesomeness continues.
This is literally the most satisfying video I've ever watched in my entire life.
Haha you are very kind to say... Thanks so much for your continued support for our nonsense here! Cheers from me and Frankers...
Man she has come a long long way from the first day well done
This is by far better than anything you'll see on any of those car shows on t.v
Oh Lord, those shows are Horrible. I tried to watch some of the Christine Hellephant build from Graveyard Cars, and was Miserable. They Completely make that show unwatchable. It was all retarded, Extremely goofy-assed, made up drama with maybe 4 minutes of the actual Christine build. The whole time I was thinking, " Dear Jesus...Scott , Franker Franks, Dean, and the Agents DESTROY this piece of shit show in Every way possible. " Damn shame too , because it would be nice if it was just the restoration of those Gorgeous rides, but the show is utter dog shit.
I think cubic dollars, even $CA put the hobby out of reach. I like seeing what skill and patience accomplish.
My father may have been one of the guys that worked on the line when that car was built. He greatly enjoyed watching this build. Sadly he passed away this morning and wont see the end of this build. He was 84
My condolences to you and your family.
Thanks for the kind words; I am sorry to hear that you lost your dad. All the very best to you from all of us here.
My sincere condolences. May he rest in peace.
God Speed. Best Wishes to You and Yours..
My Condolences. He is probably still watching.
This program is rated "A" for "Acceptable Amount of Frankers" 😍
Interesting how the sculptural qualities of the car really show when it’s just in primer.
Virgil Exner was a genius! It is to the everlasting credit of Scott and the Agents that they recognize this and preserve this 1960 Fury and so many other of his designs while writing it all off as the "same old s__t!"!
Sunday morning ritual. make a coffee check to see if coldwarmotors is uploaded.
The real grave yard cars 1960 Fury she's beautiful in primer
It's a damn shame that Graveyard Cars is Totally unwatchable. THIS is Exactly what that show should be. Thank God for CWM.
So glad you decided to take this project further than a "quick dust-in beater" This car deserves it. (and Frankers is awesome)
Every Sunday.... I cannot wait for CWM..... Same routine..... Light a fire... Pour a glass of wine... and sit down to watch CWM.... Thanks guys!!! Greetings from Worcester South Africa.... 39°C here....
FRANKERS WILL BE PROUD TO RIDE IN IT SIMPLY AMAZING 😁
What a great group of friends you have. When I did my Chevelle not one person showed up until the day i drove it out of the garage ,and then the experts showed up to nit pick it to death. Not one ever having done body work and paint. Looking good Scott.
They are the best guys a person could ever want to have as friends and family. All of them do their own work, and we all help each other, so no "experts" to deal with, haha...Cheers!
A man simply cannot put enough emphasis on the value of a few good friends. It’s nice when people are willing to take some time away from their own busy lives to help a friend in some aspect of his. Beer doesn’t hurt, either!
Dogs bring a lot of happiness, I miss the dog I’ve had for 18 years, truly a good friend indeed. The labor on the sanding is free, the beer, not so much.
Sure wish I could scrounge up that much help when doing my cars.
Beer has this magnetic effect.!
@@briquetaverne As long as it comes after with a teaser at the beginning.
@@briquetaverne And maybe living in rural Alberta and have a master bodyman/ mechanic to learn from
I've painted quite a few cars in my day and I have to tell you that you do an excellent job of keeping up with your wet paint in order to guide your overlaps and know where and how much paint to lay down. Very good job man.
It's funny that I was always told to use air and vacuum at the same time and clean with reducer before spraying anything (even primer).
There's nothing like the feeling of seeing a big restoration project that you have put so much work into finally all one color again......even if it is only primer. 😉 This car is going to be epic.
It's nice to have a tribe of worker bees come over and help out with the prep. Goes a lot faster that way. Especially if they know what they're doing and don't drink too many beers so they can't see so well anymore. If they smoke too much pot then they get way to into the small details.The car looks great! Frankers looks beautiful with her new do!
Frankers looks BEEYOOTEEFUL after her makeover - and so does the Fury! I can’t wait to see the Finned Goddess get painted!
EXCELLENT ! , From a field full of shit , to a beautiful machine . this by far IS my favorite video on RUclips . you Agents are inspiring and very entertaining to a lot of us on the web . Francine's new look makes her the Queen of your video's . Thank You Scott . a pointy to you Sir ! . Ray in PA U.S.A.
Instant click. When i saw this video in notifications. So cool to see the fury in primer In time for the New Year. A true milestone for this project. No-one would have thought that rotted out fury would ever become something. Well exept Scott and his Agents of course. Next year we will finally get to see the fury all painted and put together. I look forward to it
If you showed me this car as it is now and the car they drug out of the field I'd be hard pressed to believe there the same.
can't wait to see this car in all her glory
I had a '60 Fury back in '67. The body was mint and the swing out seats were cool. It had the poly motor, too. There was a New Hampshire State Police Chrysler wagon with a ram induction 413 wrecked at a local gas station I kept trying to buy . The dream was to install the runnig gear in my Fury. Never happened, but I still think about it from time to time. This Fury resto is going to be outstanding! "Iron Trap Garage" should be watching Scott do his majic making those intracate body panels. That's more art than skill. Truely a rare talent. See you in the next one.
To see this car in primer after all this hard work in such a relatively short time is a huge inspiration. Considering it made its first appearance in Jul '17 and the real fun began last October, on the surface it seems to have taken a long time; yet all those late nights that ran until sunrise (if you watch the videos long enough) tell the real story of how many hours went by. Scott, you sir have the ambition and obsession of men half your age. I'm 6 years younger than you and I feel left in the dust when I watch you work. I know exactly what it's like to realize going into a project that the results you're seeing demand more and more attention to detail and the scope of the project has to change to match its potential. Despite all this you still manage to keep Frankers groomed, the property kept up, your friends loose and laughing and other side projects moving through the doors. That's the part I seem to have trouble keeping up with!
This is the one thing I don't miss about bodywork is prepping the car for primer and paint!
The good thing about the stripper is you can do it with one hand and have the other hand free for your beer! The satisfying thing is just watching OTHER people work. Pebble Beach here we come.
Yes awesome work. The collaboration with your buddies. The Christmas spirit. Frankers makeover also!Thanks Scott for an amazing year of videos. It was really satisfying to see the paint stripped from the roof.
this car will be built with much more care than it was originally
A well deserved car
Satisfying on so many levels. Hair cut, paint stripping and priming, this video had it all.
Talk about perseverance! Go back to the beginning of this project and see what Scott had to overcome to get to this point. At around number 3 or 4 when he had to cut the useful parts off of the original '60 Fury and then splice everything together. That takes real vision and then... real determination. Having good friends is a big help as well, but somebody had to drive this project to this point. My hats off to you Sir!
I love Toms comments! He's hilarious! Great stories. Awesome job on Le-Fury
I stripped all the black paint off my 1976 Trans Am Anniversary, after wrecking it and rebuilding it- and this video brings back such memories! Couple of gallons of 'Rock Miracle' paint remover, and it was a friggin DeLorean! This is SO guy stuff, watching old paint being plowed off like some fresh snowfall.. the ladies would all do a major EEEEW, but I love this stuff.
It’s absolutely amazing to watch how an old ghost like this can go from wallowing in a horse shit field to this!
I can hardly wait for the next episode...
Cheers!
Out of a bog and in to a car
What a transformation
All thous hours of hammering
And welding and splicing
Remarkable
Couldn’t be done without Frankers
Lol at frankers still faithfully watching for the mouse 😂.
I had a dog who barked at a Alsatian that we passed on a walk , and for years after the dog had moved , he would still sniff at its former garden in vain!
One more giant step, only a few more to go & we get to see you drive this BEAUTY.
Oh how sweet it is. The multi plym is now one with the universe and on it's way to be at peace with the world.
Man, this car has come a long long way
You are so right about the satisfaction of watching someone dissemble, strip and clean from something very old and return it to a state where more people from another generation enjoy it, i.e. your show and Baumgartner Restoration are both masters at the preservation/restoration. Yes very satisfying.
looks amazing, cant believe how little there is left to be done on this car! this series has absolutely flown by
It looks great seeing it all one color and just knowing that all of the major body repairs are finished. You all deserve much kudos for the sweat equity and talent put into this car. Can't wait to see the next episode of "As The Fury Turns".
My son saw the show first time and he says see dad all those cars that how I want to live a yard full of Old cars. And the seeds of car nuts grows. How cool is that.
Tom is just like the legendary Joe Schultz from the book Ball Four. He uses his two favorite words - sh*t and f*ck - in all their possible combinations.
Still waiting till work is finished to watch 1 hour of Canadian awesomeness.
Cheers from the Philippines. Best channel.
LOve the Agent reminding him:..."SCOTT you are still sanding!..meanwhile the paint is drying in the gun!" Scott is SO MUC H Like my brother Martin;... a perfectionist:...Wait there is one more tiny flaw! LOve Franker's new haircut!
Hi guys, My nurse walked through the door and this came on, and she moved to one side so I could watch! What a girl. She told me hospital time and I said wait a few more days but the leg split from the ankle to damn near the knee cap. I smells like the ass end of mule, a dead mule. I hope I get to watch it be painted but will be in hospital by then Scott. Alive I hope as an avid watcher, I see a shortage of that chance. Damn Scott, I love your channel. I been a subscriber for a long time... (I drifted off to sleep for a bit and dreamed you painted it like the bathtub nash out back and it had a red top and cream body) it looked good but anything but that color the paint stripper took off. Damn there was more paint left than than they paint the quad cab chevy. They have A.I. trained to be scotch!!
I really like watching this project. I learn something new each time I see it.
Yay!!!!! Shes gone grey!!!! Gotta love grey days! Or nights... Right on man. Itll be a new years plymouth!!!
Boy that stripper sure did the trick! And it sure did turn out nice. It's hard to believe that the ol Fury is just about ready for paint. It's going to be awesome! And Frankers, I have to tell you, you look marvelous! Great video again I couldn't wait to see that primer being laid down. Enjoyed it!
Thanks for taking the time to show us the little detail! Its painful for you but a great learning experience for us. Last show you taught us how to make new moulding/trim clips. Keep it up!
What I fine satisfying about watching other people strip paint is that I can set back and smile thankful that it ain't me doing it. Keep up the good work and you missed a spot. Right over there!
You know that Fury would look great in Desert Beige over Caramel. My choice would be Oyster White over Buttercup Yellow.
so many tedious hours doing bodywork...been there doing it all on my own, frikkin marathons..an absolute blessing when many hands pitch in to push things closer to the finish line....that crazy Fury is gonna be something else when its completed....and Frankers is lookin' tres tres chic!
If I hadn't seen it myself, I would not believed it, turning an old 4 door dodge into a two door Plymouth fury. The car turned out beautiful!
I went back looking at older videos to see about when I started following your channel Scott, which was more than 5 years ago. Have always enjoyed your content very much but I have to say seeing the Fury go from a ghost of its former self rotting in mud to nearly ready for paint has been such a wonderful treat. Kudos to your on all the painstaking hours of hard work. You are a very skilled man that seems like such a regular, just down to earth guy. The channel continues to be one of the hidden gems on The Tube. Keep up the great work and have a great New Year. Cheers to you, Frankers, the Agents, and the legendary Stella who would most certainly ride in the Fury!
I was missing Tom in your videos! He's a hoot! Pretty sure you're appreciative to have such a cool neighbor. The same goes for him!.
honestly your channel should have 100 k subs just for THIS PROJECT ALONE ..the resurrection and transformation of the Splice Fury has been riveting to say the very least ...
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I agree... I've been saying that same thing for months now!
Must be so satisfying to get the car to the primer stage - to see it as one unit. Great to have mates to lend a hand too and it is good to see that you all help each other out and share the passion.
It looks so nice in primer - you guys must be stoked.... plus Frankers is quite the fashionista in her new doo!
We Watch COLDWARMOTORS Every Saturday night.Another excellent job on the 1960 Plymouth Fury.A Whole Car.CHEERS to all the Agents that Helped.Even Franker's looking Good with a new Hair cut.That reminds me I need a hair cut.Thanks.Coming in the New Year.One suite,cool 1960 Plymouth Fury,Blue with a White roof.Please keep these videos Coming Scott.Bye
Saturday night and I'm watching "Strippers Strip"!!!
Keep Rocking it out!!!
it's been interesting watching the Frankenstein fury evolve from a spliced up beater car into the beauty that she became can't wait to see her finished
Christmas over, back to grind,
It ain't like we really mind.
The heater's hot, the lager's cold,
Another year, but we ain't old.
We'll grind and shine on Fury there
Until he's straight, until he's square.
We even might, by gum by God...
Just hit a lick on FrankenRod.
The Unknown Poet, FKATUP, JPL
Editor's note: Well, I guess I just have to join up with The Poet and wish you dudes the best for 2020. HappyFukkinNewYear.
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I love the smell of primer in the morning! Well... more like 5pm here when I started watching this one!
You have smell-o-vision?
@@theothertonydutch I was making a reference to the movie Apocalypse Now...
@@Lucas_Tulic No shit.
Wow,, in primer finally, an epic moment, congrats to the whole crew, she’s a real sweetheart...what a looker!!,
I am struck by how much you have accomplished. You brought together three(?) vehicles to save a really rare car that was otherwise too far gone to restore. There are very few 1960 Plymouths left at all, and now you have a highly desired two door hardtop. You have shown us what fearless determination can do. Congratulations - you are amazing at what you do!
AHHHH, to see it all one color. Looks like a new car in the shop for warranty work now. I love it. From the butcher shop to a completely dressed turkey in a tuxedo.
So crazy to see the Fury in primer! You'd never know it was a splice of a splice of a splice. Looks amazing, well done all. And Frankers looks so much better after her haircut 😁
My skin was burning just watching you apply that paint stripper.
seeing that car in primer, just shows how cool looking that thing is.
I am so happy for you Scott you hard work is paying off . Congratulations even in primer she is a thing of beauty
It is great to see you laying down some paint on this build.. so much wonderful work done. And Frankers is looking pretty spiff with her new trim as well. Congratulations.
Hey, thanks for the note and the kind words for this old Plymouth project! All the best to you guys from everyone here!
Great teamwork by the agents, what a great bunch of helpers and true pals to have!🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
who's the good dog... who's the beautiful dog... what a good dog, Frankers is the good dog, yes, Frankers is the good dog
I look forward to every fury update, great work man, loved every minute, its like watching a life take shape
Yess, so awesome. Another classic is saved instead of going to the crusher. I drove by the local metal recycler today and seen at least a half dozen old cars in the scrap pile. Such a shame, they deserved better. Cheers guys.
Nice to see this beautiful car in primer! I know you know, but you must fight the urge to rush to completion at this point. Remember all those panels you worked so hard to make perfect. The last 10% of the effort is what 90% of people will notice.
Every time I see those Plymouths, all I can think of is Christine. I want one so badly!
what a milestone to get to from day one up to today’s video ! Congratulations. I think watching today’s “spray” is more fulfilling than when you do the actual color work. Great job guys, from Texas !
I wait for this every weekend!!
love seeing the arrow straight reflections of the overhead lights in the wet primer,
always a relief,
even when your a 100% certain your filler work is good lol.
Fabulous Fury will be totally awesome when it's done looking great it's a happy Fury
Varîous impressions: Whoa, I wouldn't bet on a greyhound against Miss Frankers today!
Why Miss Francine, you're beautiful!
Man, I can hardly tell the rust patches from the red primer Chrysler used!
Oh thank goodness, you got all the surface rust off before you sprayed.the primer on!
Hey, she's beginning to look like herself again in Gray.
Ironic addendum, the Citröen DS in the next bay and the Plymouth Fury are now related!
Peugeot just merged with Fiat-Chrysler. Peugeot already owns Citröen.
One word, FANTASTIC !!!.. I LOVE this channel, and I Love '60 Furys... I've been watching for quite some time (without commenting for some reason), you, your agents, and Frankers are a real pleasure to watch. Thank you so much for such a good time. Peace! p.s; Dean is classic fun. I always have a laugh when he shows up...
Fantastic the Fury is beginning to look almost as gorgeous as Frankers!!
Wow! All that work and it just dissappered under the primer. Man you're an artist.
Nice to have it all one colour at last, even if it is just primer.
Scott, you must be so happy to get the primer on. Looks great!
I like the Fume-O-Vision effect at 48:10... I feel like I'm there... without an air filter.
Thank you for doing this series. LOVE the old Fury s . I've learned so much.
Wow, PrimerTime. Now this is starting to look like a real driveable car.
Next thing you know this is gonna get some new paint on it to? Imagine that back in Part:1 ...
Absolutely amazing work! When you are done and show this car no one and I mean no one will say, I see the splice.
I think this car is better than factory.
Well done, and I am excited to see more!
Thats a big milestone getting that Fury into high build primer, the tremendous prep that I watched going into it to this stage is great to see. I do not think a lot of peoples appreciate the level and magnitude of effort and labour goes into a resto like this. If you got this resto done by someone else and paid for the labour the cost would outstrip the value of the finished Fury to such a level it would not be worth it. Thats why it is great to see a bunch of experienced, skilled guys splice a couple of junkers back to life with their own labour and hard work, this car would never exist in most circumstances.
She looks amazing what a transformation just wearing her first coat of Primar she looks a million bucks can't wait to see in her in colour and getting her finishing coats of clear absolutely first class job ;)
Scott you and your agents are indeed the most creative, dedicated and hardworking heroes to found on either side of the Rockies right now. When I look back at what that Fury was like at the very beginning of your odyssey, I am amazed; ...no damn well stunned, (!) at your dedication to resurrecting that piece of finned history. A Merry Christmas to You, Frankers, all the agents and everyone's Families. Cheers, as I raise my cup to you and all!
You're right Scott, i did find watching paint strip with a scraper strangely relaxing. It may be a sign my inner being is desperately seeking calm, or it could be the result of the enormous cone ive just set fire to. Either way it IS very gratifying to see this beautiful car come together. Great job guys
Until you've done it ,you don't know how much work it is to restore an automobile
The "hours" are only important to determine current worth. in 30 years someone is going to remark on what a great job you did saving this relic from becoming a Brillo pad. Take pride in the fact that NOBODY would have saved this car in the condition it was it EXCEPT you guys.
ALSO watching your videos on this repair is like going to Mopar University. I have learned a LOT!