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What an amazing transformation. The powder goes on yellow, but it’s a color changing green/yellow. Love it! Thanks Nick!

Great job, love the colors! The metallic finish is awesome! Tip of the cap to Prismatic Powders. Looks like a great product. Foiling has always spooked me a bit, but you made it look easy. Thanks Nick!

That was very impressive. I have seen metallic foil used in other types of restorations (e.g. guilded picture frames), but never on a toy. It was a clever solution to the corroded hubcaps and it really enhanced the look of the front grill.

How would you replace a missing windshield?

What is the rivet tool? Called and where can I get one? I see everyone that does quality restorations has one of those, probably need a source for the replacement rivets or whatever they are called.thanks, I'm just beginning doing these so I am lacking on terminologies sorry.

I have some toys like that I want to sell

Wow! Love the color and all the personal touches. And the gadget that cut the bed mat, very cool. Great job and thanks for sharing. 🙂

MArvelous transformation.

Always a great video. Thanks!

The paint looks amazing. I wish that this could be done to my Toyota RAV 4 (it's a boring white colour from the factory). 😊 I also really like this channel's focus on more unusual and obscure vehicles/toys. I have never seen a Corvair pickup truck -- just the sedan and, IIRC, a van.

I am fortunate to have this truck in my Nylint Econoline collection. I learned that this truck was sold alone, or with a trailer and animals. I added a trailer and animals to my truck. Nice job

The color over chrome powder coat is amazing! Big fan of the chrome powder coat. I’ve never seen it up close, but in video it looks like it was dipped and plated. Great job! Love the bow tie too. 😁

ANother awesome restoration, well done.

Great job as always 😊 Nice touch with the 3D printed safety cones! Thanks Nix!

This is great! I have one of these, leftover from my childhood. I've lost the gear handle, so this video showed my how to dismantle the body. I have both treads, but one has broken. I like your 3D replacement. Thanks for sharing your work!

I love this! I am a huge fan of vintage pickup trucks. There are a few still on the road around here, but they are an uncommon sight.

sir i want you to know that you are very good at what you are doing, this is what i really wanted to do but because of the bills, i need to work, i am so jealous

Did that have a giraffe with it when new?

I do love seeing this generation of toys being restored. As always you do a great job at finding, fixing and preserving. Thank you Nix!

Another great one. Do you keep these on display. It would be neat to see them as a collection. Thanks Nix! 🙂

How cool is that? I don’t think I’ve ever seen one of these before. If I would’ve seen one of those I probably would’ve thought it was a custom, made in the sand box 😅 Great restoration Nix! Thank you!

I agree. That powder coat color is really cool! Great job on the restoration. Thank you Nix. 🙂

I love the paint job! It reminds me of a technique, the proper name of which I do not know. It also involves two layers: a shiny metallic undercoat, followed by a translucent coloured glaze.

I still have my little purple one it was played with for many hours and in all that time we still have the white roof too

I have to get a pig now!

Another fantastic restoration of these little tonkas! The chrome powder coat is so cool. Great job Nix! Good luck on completing the set. 🙂

The final result looks much better than the original, but the Volkswagen Rabbit is inherently an ugly car. Despite being the right age, I have never seen this toy. Tonka did release a series of toy vehicles (trucks and sports cars) called "Clutch Poppers". These could be revved-up and then set off with the press of a button. I had two in about 1980. They seem like a later evolution of the mechanism shown here.

Felipe Si 🙂👍

He was in pretty rough condition but thank goodness the flywheel motor worked fine. Very interesting little toy. Great restoration! Can’t wait to see what you find next. Thank you!

The blue looks so much better than the original white colour. Tonka released a similar Pepsi delivery truck a few years later; I had one as a child.

Interesting fun fact about how Pepsi got its name 🙂 Great restoration! Looks great next to the Coke truck. Thanks!

Wow. This one was in pretty rough shape. I liked that tool you used to remove the wheels 😀 another fine restoration. Thank you!

MArvelous work. Magnificent restoration.

Great job and outcome! Love Nylint stuff is great. Played with quite a few in my youth. What media do you use in the sand blaster?

Turned out fantastic. Great color choice. Thank you!

Beautiful restoration process.

The before / after is really really impressive 🤩👍

Don’t think I’ve ever seen a toy like this. Great job restoring it. Thank you!

What is that tool called you use to remove the wheels with?

I enjoy watching these old toys being restored to there former beauty . No matter if it's trucks, cars, boats, planes etc and as long has they are older then 1960. Job well done sir.

The before / after is really really impressive 🤩👍

NICE JOB // LOVE the GRAPHIXS

MArvelous work. Always an awesome transformation seeing these old classics restored to their former glory.

I really like the vintage construction equipment toys. The restoration looks amazing.

The before / after is really really impressive 👍

Fantastic!

Not familiar with these toys, but an excellent restoration nonetheless. Thank you for keeping this little slice of history alive. 🙂

The before / after is really really impressive 🤩👍

Please let us know who the Jazz artists are who compliment your fine work?

Love it!!