1960 Fury Project! Part 23
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- HI! We're back with Part 23 of the Fury rebuild! This time we'll be getting some dents out of the trunk lid, finishing up the welding around the windshield opening, and then we'll be getting into the floor repairs in the front... I knew the Dart needed some work in this area, so I guess I'd better get the last of the welding underway so we can start the fun stuff!
A new feature this week: "Lite Hits"! Just a look at the winter beater project I have going this year: A totaled Volvo S90. We'll be putting this car together in a short series that should end with me having a presentable car for winter duty!
I also decided to polish the body of the Formula Ford Lotus 51c, so I'll go over the process and we can have a look at the results. Dave is coming to stripe and letter the car tomorrow, so I will definitely try to film some of that, too!
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All the very best to everyone from me and Frankers and the Agents!
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HI! We're back with Part 23 of the Fury rebuild! This time we'll be getting some dents out of the trunk lid, finishing up the welding around the windshield opening, and then we'll be getting into the floor repairs in the front... I knew the Dart needed some work in this area, so I guess I'd better get the last of the welding underway so we can start the fun stuff!
A new feature this week: "Lite Hits"! Just a look at the winter beater project I have going this year: A totaled Volvo S90. We'll be putting this car together in a short series that should end with me having a presentable car for winter duty!
I also decided to polish the body of the Formula Ford Lotus 51c, so I'll go over the process and we can have a look at the results. Dave is coming to stripe and letter the car tomorrow, so I will definitely try to film some of that, too!
Thanks 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 sticker or a 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!
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The Poet luvs
Them snazzy gloves.
Editor's note: Don't ask me. Beats the shit outta me.
Nice work on that trim maybe use your grinder on a piece of scrap wood to form to the inside of the trim radius when your doing your final tappin😁 cheers from p.a
Just wondered if you ever tried any of the paintless dent removing pullers? I know you are doing a repaint but it might be a good place to try something new. I am sure with the number of cars you have own that it would be a handy skill to master.
Hi again Scott. I just want to commend you for restoring the Fury. Fixing everything with what you have. Mostly junk scrap, saved from the crusher. Its truly amazing, (meaning years of sporadic hard work)! Excellent, watching you perform magic on that old Plymouth. Thanks Again! Helluva nice job on the trunk lid. Loved Deano removing the Plymouth script. My heart was pounding. God, I LOVE THAT CAR!. The invicta hub caps would look really nice on the Fury. I couldnt believe it when you stated you were colour blind. But then, im thinking, hey seeing everything in black and white is perfect for doing bodywork. So in retrospect, id have to say youre gifted! You are truly gifted in more ways than one. Your normal everyday same old shit is your gift to us utubers. THE COLD WAR RAGES ON!!! P.S. i like the vulva, i mean volvo!
I can’t be the only one that’s watched this from day 1 that can’t wait to see the old girl finished
I get so bummed when an episode doesn't show the Fury being shown some Love.
I remember it being two cars grafted together. Its come a long way
I’ve been here since the start . Fabulous work !! Looking forward to the finish . 🇨🇦
A hell of alot of work. But what a beauty she will be.
@@jack002tuber It's a triple splice. Brown Dodge 4 door as the base, blue / white Plymouth Fury coupe, and yellow Plymouth 4 door tail area. Credit where credit is due!.
I keep thinking that the final welding / grinding and start of paint prep will be in the next video. Patience, patience......
"a little bit of applied violence" ... Nice expression for collision repair. :)
Most definitely not "The same old shit", I learn something with each and every video and at 70, that 'ain't' easy!
Mike
I am always impressed at the level of precision of your auto body repair, fabrication and paint. Much respect!
Your Light Hits musical intro and smooth narration really put a smile on my face.
@10:32 thank you, Dean, for that wonderful winterful shot of Canadialand.
Dude, I knew you'd be a great B-roll director.
Used to use your videos to go to sleep because they are long and your voice is so soothing. Now I’m so hooked on the progress on the Plymouth that it doesn’t work any more. Damn
Loads of interesting stuff, great entertainment. That simple trick on the stainless repair, sanding different grits at different angles; maybe everyone knows that one, I didn't !! Pure genius and, like all brilliant ideas, so bloody simple.👍
@@MsArishiaNishi Not just me then?😁
I really admire how you can look at what you need to do, make a plan and jump right in.
Rust has always overwhelmed me.
Every time a new episode from this channel comes out, I drop everything I'm doing and watch the entire thing. Can't wait to see the Fury done and whatever comes after that!
Greasy Flips with Dean! I would watch that...hehe.
Dean " you don't see many Bobcats anymore"
Scott: "you dont see the plague much either"
you cant make this stuff up
ironically, just this week, the plague was found in China again. So, what a week, eh?
@@UberLummox .........''bring out yer dead'' even, if you are not familiar.
Mercury Bobcat 👍 Small rear wheel drive car, easy to work on. Stick a 302with a mild cam in it and hold on 🤣
Well, Dean kind of looks like Arthur from the Tick and Arthur drove a Bobcat wagon.
@@marksbikeexports5123 Grateful Dead album also 🤔👻
We really enjoy your Door project on the VOLVO.We hope you had a SUPER BIRTHDAY Sir. So CHEERS to you and Franker's.WOFF,WOFF .I need a Big Stick and a few treats,Thanks
Your sanding tip is brilliant! Your continued eye for detail is amazing. You keep saying it's a driver, but hmmm I think it's gonna look more like showroom! Can't wait for more!
Love how you aren’t trying to make the Fury perfect but put 2 hours into making the Stainless Trim look brand new ! Amazing !!
Stunning paint job on the Lotus !! Wow !! Your Volvo is going to look fantastic when you finish . Thank You !!
I really liked that spiral transition when the sheet metal was cut! Twisty-licious!!
That was Kick ass
That old Fury's gonna be a real sweetie. Been watching since the beginning!
Great to see an updated video on the 60 Fury ! It’s an awesome ride Scott, you’re doing a fantastic job on it’s restoration! Keep them coming ! !
Enjoy the stainless dent repair. Very useful tips and makes me feel like I could tackle something like that myself now after seeing how you've worked the dents out in the last two videos. Always a treat to see Dean. Keep up the fine work Scott and can't wait to see more 60 Fury action. Cheers!
"Lite Hits " of the 90s... you're cracking me up
"It's like Vegas in here........if Vegas was a rusty shit hole". LOL! Keep up the great work, can't wait to see this finished.
Dean - Stop !!!
Scott - ????
Dean - It's hammer time
Classic Dean nice work guys keep it up.
Light Hits that's a keeper guys.
You could also have Dean's Deal's Maybe .
"Yeah...you don't see the plague that much anymore either but , there it is..."...lmfao oh my god Scott , your dry sense of humor just makes me roll with laughter ...
Excellent job, Scott! That stainless work was really neat. Thanks for adding that footage in.
Excellent work on the Lotus, we surely wish to see the complete car. Keep making the content, we'll keep watching. Thank You...👍
The Applied violence cracked me up LOL!! Amazing job on the Lotus Scott. Just beautiful!! I.love seeing the fury getting closer and closer to being done. What a interesting car. I can't wait for spring now!!
The Scott, Praggers, And Dean show
Lotus looks fantastic
Great stuff as usual. Would have liked to see how you 'pulled out' the Volvo pillar.
Scott, I can't say enough how much I Love this show. I look forward to every Saturday.
You've got to be one of the best body men I have ever watched you're awesome man
"And you don't see the plague anymore either.......
LMFAO. You guys are a great standup... Holly cow. Lol. 👍
Excellent entertainment!
Greasy Flip would be right up there with My Classic Darts and Classic Tire of the Week!
Great content Scott. That Lotus looks fabulous, but so does the Fury and the Volvo was not shabby either. I would not have minded seeing that Bobcat. I haven’t seen one of those in years. The cold start yesterday was a nice bonus. I’m already looking forward to next week’s episode. 👊☮️
"Applied violence" Love it!
Always excited for a Fury update! The best car channel on youtube! Best to u Scott, Frankers and the agents!
They really are the best channel for car stuff. No one else is doing this stuff.
CWM MY FAVORITE ALSO!
I can only say , WOW ! The F1 ever turn out beautiful!!! Super nice Scott !!!
When Dean goes fast talk i have to go back and replay cos i sort of get what he is talking about but sometimes i need a couple of listens to make sure i am on the right page or at least the same book. That Volvo is the last of the models before they started using the same wind tunnel programmes as every other brand and got all soft and curvy like every one else. The patience and restraint shown when removing a dent is a classic examp[e of proceeding at a slow hurry.
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Dude i'm few years older than you , I really like he old school way you do your body work , totally love the way you made a 4 dr. into a sport 2dr. ......sooo cool did something like that in the 60's to a 56 chevy came out pretty good but the extreme way you make make the panels for 1960 plymouth is just bad ass i just love the way you hammer them by hand...i have been watching you for a long time ...keep up the fantastic work you have taught me a new way to do it..........THANKS......WILLIAM....in america
I love your new endeavor of "Lite Hits"!!
Awesome work. That Volvo will be a fine winter ride, the Lotus is a beauty and the Fury is almost done!
That work bench scene reminds me of Dave's World of Fun Stuff.
21:00 Lite Hits with the Growing Pains style theme music---hilarious!
What a great way to spend 45 minutes of my Saturday evening!! Thank for another well balanced video of vehicular activity!
Seeing how you do the stainless trim bumping is just facilitating. Never seen that before so thanks.
Felt like I was at the movies watching this one Scott. You really made a all in one video. Good job
It's soooo nice to get to work on the Fury again ...!!
If the phrase is "How did the repair go... now where is it...?" then it's better than most :)
Literally the only channel I have notifications turned on for.
anything to keep the mind active! Thanks for making the effort to post it
Hey! The '60 Plymouth is getting there! Yeah, more welding, but this car has some years on it....You have the knowledge and skill to make it even better then new!!!
That Volvo "beater" will be showroom condition once you finish it! As you say, you'll "sort it out" and "tidy it up" in no time....It'll look TOO good to use as a beater...
The Lotus is looking GREAT!!! Top notch!!!
I see Frankers likes to stay in the loop, inspecting as you move along!!!!
Looking great!!!!
Seeing it snowing so early in Canada must mean it's coming down here soon...
I don't like winter, but we do what we have to do.....I can hardly wait to see the 'Plymouth painted up.......And the Volvo repair done, the Lotus also......Stay well, stay safe.....
All my best....
No, I WON'T use Tom's closing comments......................Great job!!!!
There should be Dean B-roll in every video!
All right - no hosers, no half-burgers...Just the simple brilliance that makes this episode of "Paint Proficiency & Metalworking Magic" the hit sensation that it is. And would you look at that - Dean has made another appearance, throwing in on trunklid dent sanding, cleaning wheels & mounting tires for a "Greasy Flip", lending a steady hand on the recording action, & making Ms. Francine's day. Cheers, Dean! Speaking of recording - someone's going to have to make a shield for the camera, because grinding sparks are not necessarily something they test the cameras with back at the assembly plant...it still works well enough to show how much work Scott has yet to give his labor of love(floor-pan repairs).
Hey, Scott - are you sick of welding on this yet?
After I've been escorted off the premises, (not yet, but I'm sure that'll happen if I ever have the chance to go somewhere there's MORE snow than at my home, & probably because I asked the previous question, lol) the Fury Whisperer will turn his attention to the beautifully painted Lotus body, the repairs for the Fury, & the latest feature: "Lite Hits"! I'm not surprised that someone would say: "Hey - I've got a great winter beater for you! It just needs a little work..." One thing I will say about Canadian insurance (& I'm by no means an expert), they are apparently tougher than their American counterparts. They called that car a total - while American insurance would say that's repairable. In this case, they are right...Scott's already done 75-80% of the work in a short period of time, & I bet the car will be as solid as a bank vault shortly thereafter. Another Saturday afternoon going out on a high note - thanks to #coldwarmotors!
Gentlemen, I yield back my time. :)
Dear Lateef Carrere
👍👌👏 I couldn't have said it better, Sir!
Best regards luck and health.
@@Chr.U.Cas1622 Well, thank you very much! I stumbled upon "cold war motors" when Scott was doing the Ambassador, and I was intrigued by his skill and care for the car. Then there was Stella, and the Agents with a wide variety of cars, and then I was hooked. I really leaned towards the mechanics, not so much the bodywork, but I recognize good work when I see it, and that's why I watch. Thanks again for the compliment.
Dear@@lateefcarrere1649
I have watched all CWM videos, some even 2, three or more times. I especially love the inside green and outside mostly green daily driver Frazer series and, of course, the sliced Fury series. Until now the Frazer is my favorite CWM automobile especially because of the interior and the gorgeous dashboard.
I did/do a lot of comments and earn ❤, 👍 and ⭐ fortunately. I'm absolutely not able to understand why this channel respectively this incredibly great craftsman has not 100.000 subscribers at least. TH-cam is full of crap made from dumb people but nevertheless earning millions of views. This channel is great and I learned a lot.
I don't like beer and definitely hate cigarette smoke but that is no reason for me not to watch this great technical stuff.
I loved Stella abd do love Francine (especially when freaking out in the snow).
Sincerely yours.
@@Chr.U.Cas1622 There's, let's say, a lot of hacks on TH-cam that are under the impression that thrift store tools and a used GoPro makes them experts, and unfortunately that's where the views go. I recently watched a video from 1 of those people, and was disgusted by what I saw, and said so. They came back with the comment that they could "dance circles around me"... I don't know what dancing has to do with automotive repair, but I keep far away from those hayseeds. I understand that smoking & drinking aren't for you, but the good thing is that it's not always happening - well, except for Dean. Have a Great Day. 🙂
@@lateefcarrere1649
I totally agree.
2) I have no problem with drinking alcohol some times at all. I simply don't like the taste of beer! And I definitely hate the smell of full ash trays combined with stale beer for instance.
But, as always, this is a matter of personal taste. Nothing more, nothing less.
I like "crazy mean clean Dean"!
Have a mice day too.
A thoughtful evening with Dean....Let's go bobcatting.... Powerful entertainment.
Let's go bobcatting, sung to the tune of "surfing usa".
'Greasy flips with Dean', sounds delicious!
It's Sunday so I'm glued to my 'puter watching my favotite YT show, CWM. Scott's panel beating tips are priceless, really makes me want to find a place with a shed so I can get back into cars. Not many affordable places on the Gold Coast though. Dagnabit...
Good to see Uncle Dean doing a bit. "A little bit of applied violence." lol
hey Scott ! greetings from Southern Ontario aka the armpit of North America lmao. please send a tankful of that clean Alberta air my way ! lol. You and Dean crack me up we need more Dean greasy deals ! and your work is spot on as usual ! The Fury is looking GOOD ! she will be rolling soon ! CHEERS !
Really like the idea of "Greasy flips with Dean". I can imagine what it would look like. Dean in full car salesman getup. Showing of some "Pre Owned" car with the"Optional Floor Delete pack". Going on about how amazing it is and how at a "very fair price" can become your very own family automobile. I look forward to it. Also nice find with the volvo s90. It should be a good winter driver.
Great! I wouldn't miss a single one of your videos.
2 videos in 1 weekend. ,awesome,my favourite cold start is the yellow Fury ,paint on the lotus A1 .oh and the Dean B roles always good for a laugh .
Handed out two of your mugs as gifts. They are really a hit, as are your vids.
I have been going through computer withdrawals for two weeks as they moved me into the twenty first century with all new stuff. It hurts when your whole life depends on a computer to take me outside these four walls. I really enjoy the work that you and the agents provide me with and of course the excellent coverage of Frankers and his obsession to please. Thank you so much and that's coming from a 73 year old man.
A lifetime of work just outside the garage doors. Thank god Canada hasn't gone communist on you guys and made you crush these vintage cars as they will never be another 1960 again nor the great builders of this craft... just had to add that
Wonderful episode, that stainless dent removal sure is cool, well everything you do is cool!
Mercury Bobcat... wow I had not thought of that in, well since forever! How about the 1971-’75 Ford Maverick Grabber?
Would anyone admit to watching Heartland? That's shot next door to you isn't it? lol I actually like that show
I like Heartland myself, lots of great scenery and the women aren't hard to look at either.
I paused an episode of The Dukes Of Hazard to watch this.
Always happy to see a new episode 👍
Great video Scott, love the progress on the Fury, looking forward to seeing the Volvo winter beater done. Thank you for taking us along for the ride. From your friends from Florida USA
Super entertaining. Thanks for the free entertainment. God bless.
I’m like a kid waiting for Christmas with the Fury segments, I can’t wait until she’s all down, I feel great about and it isn’t even my car lol, keep up the Great work Scott and agents, and Dean and of course Frankers
Lite hits and you play adult contemporary music 🤣 Almost spit my beer out 👍
A truly gifted individual where metal work is concerned. I've never been able to master the heat for welding.
If you like a Swiss cheese profile, I'm your guy. I've spent my life working with steel plate 1/4" & up.
Not a problem. Just crank up the heat selector to:
HOTTER -N- HELL
and let 'er fly. Same goes for aluminum or stainless trim.. By the time I got done, you would have a lifetime supply of .005 shim stock on a roll. Eleventyfive & 31/64" long.
Trim to desired width. 😣 great show Man !!!! Glad I found the right place to hang out & Mabe learn something.
What a difference in that Lotus, after you knocked down the orange peel and gave it a polish!!
Oooohhhh modern stuff Scott !! Lol ! A bit different for us to watch but what the heck , still enjoyable !!
The Volvo will be a great all around car, Swedish winter certified and with the new doors, paint and B-post it will be a handsome car.
Dean is my spirits animal.
alway's good stuff...can't get enough, i do these things also on my projects. very fun to watch while tokin' on a fatty....enhances the expr..
Man that racing car turned out friggin awesome omg!
Dean has Larry Fine hair today!
I enjoyed the “Lite Hits” segment!
Of corse Frankers loves Uncle Dean, as we all do,but she loves her main human best.
The Fury is coming along nicely.
Some very fine footage of dear Frankers.
Dean looks like modern-day Dennis Quaid
As noted previously being a long time Volvo owner I'm watching your S90 repair and "un-total" very intensely. But calling it a "beater"...🤣🤔 definitely a beautiful car from my viewpoint!
Lookin' out your door makes me happy to be living in the Sonoran Desert!! :)
Greasy Flips...!
Brilliant !
digging the "Dean B-roll!!"
Thanks for the trim repair!! Very cool!
You inspired me to fix some window shades that I dropped
A big tree branch on. I bought a hammer and Dolly kit and fixed the things they came out great!
Thanks for all you help us learn!
"Shame tires" LOL
Dean's 'B' rolls have a striking similarity to bad acid flashbacks.
My childhood included countless hours pouring over the pages of an identical copy of that road atlas.
Yahoo its Fury time! wheres my beer :)
Yahoo? No, TH-cam!
Nice work on the Lotus and the Fury trim.
That Plymouth has really came so far in a year. You should be very proud. I know I'm proud of your work.
Your friend might not want to go racing in the Lotus now that it's so shiny!. It will look very sharp once it's all put together.
Saw a guy doing stainless repair once. He chucked a stainless bumper bolt into a drill press. He used the handle to press out the dents ( the drill press was not on, mind you ). This worked well for smooth dents, but for crinkles, the hammer and punch routine was the answer. I think he used a lead billet under the trim to keep from marring the workpiece..
Love dent repair, thank you for sharing 👍🏻
Always an amusing turn of phrase as you explain this stuff, but I laughed so hard that I spat chilli all over my key pad, twice. Otherwise, Very enjoyable. CHEERS
You should call it “D roll” instead of B roll. And always have your D roll be of Dean. I’m sure there’s enough stock footage of him having a beer.
I love this show. I started working in an autobody shop at 19 years of age...im 41 now. Run my own small buis now....mostly car lot work though. Anyways love the variety here as always....its interesting seeing how others do ther sand&buff process. I just hand sand em with 2k an buff with a wool pad with meguiars 100 compnd....meg 105 on foam...205 on foam and if dark blue or black 3m blue an fine foam pad final step. Wouldnt it be nice if replacement panels came anywhere even close to fitting? Mabye in heaven they will..... Id like to see a lil speacial side deal showing all yer automobilia again actually......youv got a ton of unique&cool automobilia postors an advertisements....i bet youv got a ton of cool automobilia nic nacs parts etc also seeing the plastic models are cool.....wen i get time..."rarely" i still enjoy building plastic kits
Applied violence is exactly what i was looking for to describe my ability in mechanics
"And there not really worth anything anymore" I know it's the perfect Dean car. Lmao haha. The old Pinto and Bobcat. Door handles come off in your hand on the showroom floor.
Don't get rear-ended! They need to carry the flammable liquid warnings as do tanker trucks.
My mom had a Bobcat and then a Lynx when I was a kid. Amazingly I'm still here but I'll never forget those vinyl seats and metal belt buckles on a hot summer day. Damn those things left marks like you were being branded. I mean it was also the 80's and I shorts on there were much shorter than today's standards of cut offs at the knees.
The last ones had extra metal so that the tanks didn't explode on a minor rear impact. It wasn't actually that difficult.
@@paulstandeven8572 My brother had a pinto wagon. He let me drive it. It wasn't bad. It didn't drive as well as the Vega, but it was certainly more durable.
I went to school with this 300 pound girl who drove a Bobcat. Ironically, it was the door pull in my car that she pulled off. Though, to be fair, a Sunbird really wasn't any better built than a Bobcat.
I'm here for Dean. The Dean Show.
Yep, sometime you have to give the metal “chicken pox” to get er done. Good job!
When I get to the point that I'm ready for an insipid green Bobcat Wagon, I now know the place to call! To be fair, I already knew this was the place to call, nowhere else is likely to entertain the idea.