Martin you are absolutely right about these beautiful fodens you are very lucky receiving one of these even if it is a second generation I wish I could afford one of these nice resto once again beautiful job
Thanks constantino, it was quite an emotional moment when I opened the box to find this inside .because I know thay are not cheap to obtain. Thanks for your continued support my friend
Hi Martin excellent job what a beautiful casting that is the pattern on the front looks like a bird in flight. Like you say they don't make em like that anymore they had real style back then in the day. I love the ford transits in the background in the 90s my band had a long wheel base 6 cylinder version we bought it from a dry cleaning company the top half was white and the bottom half was green. It was like a small truck and took all our equipment in the back with room for two in the front. It was ok around town but on the open freeway it started to spit cogs at 90 kph but it always got us to the gig and back home again. One day we were up in a country town when the head gasket blew. Luckily it blew on the outside of the head so we had compression blowing out on the side of the motor and not water leaking into the oil it made a chuf chuf sound when we would excelerate. It had those big pull back doors on each side so we would ride around with them open when it was a warm day. So we pulled up at some traffic lights in this town the lights went green and we started to chuf chuf off. This bloke was standing at the lights and looked a bit startled by the noise so I yelled out :IT RUNS ON STEAM" you should have seen the look on his face lol.Stay safe mate catch ya on the next one.👍
🤣🤣 glad you liked it , the last time I had a transit I worked with a mate on a construction site and we broke down on a major roundabout so I managed to bump it the kerb on the roundabout its self and get it of the road contacted a fellow worker to pick us up and our tools ,with the intention of getting a tow home after work . But after work went back no van after a bit of ringing around it turns out the police had removed it and wanted £300 to get it back , so haven't got a clue weather or not its still rusting away in a yard somewhere. 🤔😄😄 Stay safe my friend
You reminded me back in the early 70s and living in west London on bank holidays we would have a trip to the coast in those days to get to Margate or Mar-git we would have to leave early as the wasn’t the fast roads yet and you have to travel through south London ,so leaving around 6 in the morning my grandad was a postie so use to early starts which later I followed in his foot steps,halfway down we would pull into a lay by boot open egg and bacon sandwiches and coffee my mum would of been up at 4 to make them,so if you saw a lotus cortina in white on a road in Kent around that time it was us having breakfast 😂,then my dad would drive the last part to Margate ,as for lorries I always liked the AEC ergonomic cab or the scammel cab with wrap around windows ,nice work mate ,just found the video today ,all the best. Be safe Mark 👍🏻😊
Thanks Mark I remember those days well, when a car journey was an adventure like you stopped in a layby flask of tea and sandwiches. Car spoting out of the back window, my grandfather was an old time lorry driver. All the best martin
Hi Martin , I have just recently done a resto on one of these Foden's in two tone Blue ,the original colours ,both our restos look the business / like new .TAKE CARE .Rob.
Very nice job on the Foden 8 wheel flat bed Martin, adding the pipe load was a great touch. Always enjoy seeing ratty looking diecast brought back to like new condition. Enjoyed watching Martin , take care & stay safe my friend see ya on the next build. 😎👍👍👍🚗🚘
Grand job again, Martin. A lesson learned - if I get round to doing one of these, I'll not bother taking the cab floor out! Those mid-50s Dinky castings were terrific - much better than quite a lot of new stuff in my view, with great detail. You have really brought the front of that cab to life! Great story, too, about the older cars: I had the I-Spy Cars book and actually managed to tick them all off - including the Lagonda Rapide of which only 55 were actually made!
Sorry Martin, only just got around to watching your video, what a lovely old model Foden Lorry, I really love these, and you did a superb job on this one, beautiful paint job and superb detailing, love the load, simple but very effective and the miniature ropes finish it off! The outdoor shots were excellent too, lovely restoration!👌👍😊 Take care, all the best, Nick.
Thanks Shaun , the blue transit will be the first one up soon Loved that jag kit you done the other day I have a tamya mk 2 racing jag to build at some time ,I don't know if you know of this kit . Take care my friend
@@martindaredare Hi Martin. I did go for it - sent you pics of the results. Fabulous big trucks. Kept the donor flatbed green as you suggested and the whole vehicle looks brilliant. Well pleased so thanks as well mate for the great tutorial 👏👏👍
About a dozen Fodens down the road, I just want to say a big thank you mate for introducing me to these things. I just love them....they must be up there as maybe the most satisfying Dinkys to restore. Love the size, the weight, the detail and the smoothess when they roll. Just fabulous things as code 3s or full restorations. They can be expensive as wrecks, but they are very well worth the effort and expense. Just beautiful things to have. Thanks again mate for showing me the way....Mike
Fantastic job buddy the minute I seen this model it took me right back to when I was a child staying at my nans and seeing the coal man delivering sacks of coal to all the houses that was a red one and really filthy old work horse but I can understand your passion for these old lorries mate I love the character they all had, great video mate I can’t wait to see them transit vans you had on your bench they are my favourite van 😀😀😀👍👍👍👍
Love it Martin, as always a thorough and sympathetic restoration. The outside shots are fantastic and you're scratch building is great, remembering the stretcher n patient ya built for the Dinky Range Rover Ambulance a while back. I'm just having a go at restoring the old toys I'm 57 so yes I'm a baby boomer, we are getting rare but we are a great generation. Phew! Let Martin have his cuppa tea. Best regards, Tommy in Dublin.
Hi Tommy, we are a special generation, no doubt about that . Iam pleased you are having a go yourself, if you want you can email me your progress I would like to see what you are up to. My details are in the about section on my channel. Alltwen best Martin
Top job Martin, You saying Old cars, I can see 60 on the old 'speedo' coming up and have worked on a few 60's/70s cars in My time, so easy to maintain, however, someone told Me today His 'Electronic' steering malfunctioned at a crossroads and the steering ignored His commands, this is a Mercedes!, I didn't know such a steering existed!, No give Me a properly maintained 60's car and it will be reliable from A to B albeit at a slower pace, and with no regard for personal safety!, My first Boss used to tell Me tales of delivering the 'new' trucks minus the cab, wearing goggles and plenty of warm clothing, I'm sure Martin, You know a few!, take care, Stewart.
Hi Martin a real quality model complimented with a real quality restoration you really enjoyed this and it showed in the results. I see stanley has bought some transits, is he planning a bank job?. You're right about the layby stops we had an old 60S minx estate when kids with a split tailgate, we sat round it like a table to eat our jam pieceys. All the best from Ian & family.
🤣🤣🤣 yes he is the little bugger, but he can't make his mind up witch one i told him take the police van ,we have to wait and see . Thanks again for your support Ian Look out for trev next week .
Stunning restoration Martin , looks great, top job 👍. ... yes l've had cars that have over heated in the past , my first car l ever had was a Vauxhall Viva SL , l had to change the head gasket on that one .... those were the days eh 😄
🤣🤣 yes those were the days ,at least then you could actually fix your on car on the side of the road or at home ,lift the bonnet now and you thing where do I start.🤔
Hello Martin. Got one had it when I was young in the 1950s . Thanks for the great tutorial.like the grill great paint job you must have a steady hand .Hope you and your family are keeping well regards Glyn
Great Job Martin, as you say even the supposed simple ones can cause some issues but this turned out just fantastic as if it had just come out of the box.
Beautiful job martin I have to agree about the detail on the castings everytime I restore an old dinky corgi or matchbox the detail on these old models never fails to amaze me really amazing toys
Cheers ,it still surprises me when I remove the old paint and see the bear casting the amount of detail thay put in to it ,then cover it up with paint . Thanks again for your support
Hello Martin, your boy Big A stopping by to congratulate you on your channel and to add myself as a loyal subscriber. I know how much time and effort goes into making TH-cam videos so, here I am to support you my friend. I'm promoting my TH-cam channel and I would greatly appreciate your support as well. Take care and God bless you and your family during these challenging and difficult times my friend. 👋😃
Cheers Ben I have heard that saying before funny that my grandfather was an old school lorry driver too . I suppose how you say it depends in what part of the country you live . All the best martin
Superb work Martin, she looks fantastic, especially the front of the cab - very elegant.👍👌 Funny how that Vermillion kept changing between red and orange; it looked like the perfect shade of red when you were painting the grille. I don't know if you have many young viewers but I wonder if today's kids would appreciate a simple, yet beautiful, toy like this? Where do you put the batteries? What does it do? I may be completely wrong; I hope I am. I've really been looking forward to this one, ever since I spotted it on your bench, and it certainly didn't disappoint. I'd love to see more of this era of trucks, if you can get your hands on them.👌👍😁 Cheers for now, Dougie.
Thanks for your kind words, you are right kids today have far to many choices and are guided by some smart advertising. Can't beat using your own imagination.
I prefer the industrial vehicles over the cars as they are more honest in design. Everything is there for a reason and practicality. The design embellishments on the trucks "faces" were probably to distinguish them from other makes. The Dinky toys seem to have a more robust appearance than the Corgis - they seem also to be of a slightly larger scale.
Yes I agree the industrial vehicles are superb and have a lot of potential. And definitely more robust then some corgi toys. Thanks for watching and your support my friend 👍
Great job Martin as always, could you tell me the actual name of the punch used for re fixing the axles, and a possible link where to purchase one, thanks.
Hi Steve, the punches come in a pack of 3 in different colours blue red and yellow thay are nail punches and I got mine from the Range or youcan get them from Ebay. Hope this helps. All the best martin
Can imagine 007 coming to inside that pipe and quipping to his rodent companion, "Someone smells like a tart's handkerchief! ~sniff~ Afraid it's me... Sorry, old boy..." Just consider it a 'Restoration-Plus'.
Hi ,I used a brass screw cup ,its the nearest thing I could find you can get them from B&Q places like that . Hope this helps you All the best Martin 👍
These Trucks sure are cool! Great to follow along on the road to rescue.
Beep Beep from the States...
Thanks very much Stephen, it's really appreciated my friend
Nice resto, Martin.even unrestored,these can command funny money.
Thay certainly can ,thanks for your support my friend
I. Love. It. So. Cool 😘. Brother. Very. Nice 👍👌. As. Always. Love. That. Grill. Lee
Hi Lee always a pleasure to hear from you, and thanks.
Take care my friend
Martin you are absolutely right about these beautiful fodens you are very lucky receiving one of these even if it is a second generation I wish I could afford one of these nice resto once again beautiful job
Thanks constantino, it was quite an emotional moment when I opened the box to find this inside .because I know thay are not cheap to obtain.
Thanks for your continued support my friend
Hi Martin excellent job what a beautiful casting that is the pattern on the front looks like a bird in flight. Like you say they don't make em like that anymore they had real style back then in the day. I love the ford transits in the background in the 90s my band had a long wheel base 6 cylinder version we bought it from a dry cleaning company the top half was white and the bottom half was green. It was like a small truck and took all our equipment in the back with room for two in the front. It was ok around town but on the open freeway it started to spit cogs at 90 kph but it always got us to the gig and back home again. One day we were up in a country town when the head gasket blew. Luckily it blew on the outside of the head so we had compression blowing out on the side of the motor and not water leaking into the oil it made a chuf chuf sound when we would excelerate. It had those big pull back doors on each side so we would ride around with them open when it was a warm day. So we pulled up at some traffic lights in this town the lights went green and we started to chuf chuf off. This bloke was standing at the lights and looked a bit startled by the noise so I yelled out :IT RUNS ON STEAM" you should have seen the look on his face lol.Stay safe mate catch ya on the next one.👍
🤣🤣 glad you liked it , the last time I had a transit I worked with a mate on a construction site and we broke down on a major roundabout so I managed to bump it the kerb on the roundabout its self and get it of the road contacted a fellow worker to pick us up and our tools ,with the intention of getting a tow home after work .
But after work went back no van after a bit of ringing around it turns out the police had removed it and wanted £300 to get it back , so haven't got a clue weather or not its still rusting away in a yard somewhere. 🤔😄😄
Stay safe my friend
super resto martin cant wait for the transits
Cheers Chris, 1st transit won't be long my friend
You reminded me back in the early 70s and living in west London on bank holidays we would have a trip to the coast in those days to get to Margate or Mar-git we would have to leave early as the wasn’t the fast roads yet and you have to travel through south London ,so leaving around 6 in the morning my grandad was a postie so use to early starts which later I followed in his foot steps,halfway down we would pull into a lay by boot open egg and bacon sandwiches and coffee my mum would of been up at 4 to make them,so if you saw a lotus cortina in white on a road in Kent around that time it was us having breakfast 😂,then my dad would drive the last part to Margate ,as for lorries I always liked the AEC ergonomic cab or the scammel cab with wrap around windows ,nice work mate ,just found the video today ,all the best. Be safe Mark 👍🏻😊
Thanks Mark I remember those days well, when a car journey was an adventure like you stopped in a layby flask of tea and sandwiches.
Car spoting out of the back window, my grandfather was an old time lorry driver.
All the best martin
@@martindaredare am I getting old or did we have better times then ,cheers martin ,Mark 👍🏻😊
Well done!👍👍👍
Thanks very much its appreciated.
All the best martin
Nicely done Martin
Cheers Jeff ,glad you liked it
Fantastic Martin
Thanks Steven much appreciated my friend.
Hi Martin , I have just recently done a resto on one of these Foden's in two tone Blue ,the original colours ,both our restos look the business / like new .TAKE CARE .Rob.
That's great Robert, I think thay look excellent when there done but are very expensive
Hi Martin a very nice job as soon as i get my one done ill get a picture to you . My flatbed as got post and a chain down each side .
Ralph Cooling
That would be great Ralph, and I'm glad you liked it.👍
Very nice job on the Foden 8 wheel flat bed Martin, adding the pipe load was a great touch. Always enjoy seeing ratty looking diecast brought back to like new condition. Enjoyed watching Martin , take care & stay safe my friend see ya on the next build. 😎👍👍👍🚗🚘
Thanks Jeff always a pleasure to hear from you ,and thanks for your continued support my friend
7 of us (with luggage) used to go holiday in a Triumph Herald.......!
To this day I don’t know how we all fitted in. Happy days.
Blimey John, I bet that was a squeeze 😳.
No seat belts every one having fun ,brings back good memories.
Great job Martin, really enjoyed both the video and the restoration, thanks for sharing
Thanks George that's kind of you 👍
A great restoration of a lovely model, really enjoyed watching that video. Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks very much Peter iam glad you liked it and thanks for your kind words .
great job Martin like the load and the outdoor shots these Lorries had a presence about them
Thanks Anthony thay certainly do very impressive.
Grand job again, Martin. A lesson learned - if I get round to doing one of these, I'll not bother taking the cab floor out! Those mid-50s Dinky castings were terrific - much better than quite a lot of new stuff in my view, with great detail. You have really brought the front of that cab to life! Great story, too, about the older cars: I had the I-Spy Cars book and actually managed to tick them all off - including the Lagonda Rapide of which only 55 were actually made!
Hi Fraser, glad you liked it .
I remember those books ,I was a member of the tuffty club.🤣🤣
Sorry Martin, only just got around to watching your video, what a lovely old model Foden Lorry, I really love these, and you did a superb job on this one, beautiful paint job and superb detailing, love the load, simple but very effective and the miniature ropes finish it off! The outdoor shots were excellent too, lovely restoration!👌👍😊
Take care, all the best, Nick.
Thanks nick ,I have been wanting to do one of these for a long time so this take front row in my cabinet.
Best wishes my friend
First again well done sir Brian Bread Thailand
Hi Brian as it happens I have a loaf in the oven whilst up load this video 👍😀😀
Enjoy what ever you are upto my friend.
Thanks be around in 10 mins
Great job Martin. Brilliant idea with a load on the platform
Thanks Paul as always great to hear from you .
Best wishes my friend
Martin that's absolutely beautiful mate! Great restoration brother and I can't wait to see you restore the sexy Ford transit Van's in the background
Thanks Shaun , the blue transit will be the first one up soon
Loved that jag kit you done the other day I have a tamya mk 2 racing jag to build at some time ,I don't know if you know of this kit .
Take care my friend
@@martindaredare cool I can't wait to see the transit and I have the tamiya jag I've just not started it yet, because I want to get a couple more
Looks great as always Martin. 👍
Thanks Derrick very kind of you 👍
Beautiful restoration. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Charlie 👍
What Can i say Martin it looks brilliant. Well done 👍 i thought you might like this one anyway take care and happy caravanning my friend.
David
Hi David ,yes I was so pleased to get the opportunity to do this one ,I can't thank you enough for you generosity
Have a great day my friend.
Great job Martin. Haven't tried a truck that size yet but you've set a standard for me. Well done....Mike
Come on then Mike go for it my friend.
@@martindaredare Hi Martin. I did go for it - sent you pics of the results. Fabulous big trucks. Kept the donor flatbed green as you suggested and the whole vehicle looks brilliant. Well pleased so thanks as well mate for the great tutorial 👏👏👍
About a dozen Fodens down the road, I just want to say a big thank you mate for introducing me to these things. I just love them....they must be up there as maybe the most satisfying Dinkys to restore. Love the size, the weight, the detail and the smoothess when they roll. Just fabulous things as code 3s or full restorations. They can be expensive as wrecks, but they are very well worth the effort and expense. Just beautiful things to have. Thanks again mate for showing me the way....Mike
Fantastic job buddy the minute I seen this model it took me right back to when I was a child staying at my nans and seeing the coal man delivering sacks of coal to all the houses that was a red one and really filthy old work horse but I can understand your passion for these old lorries mate I love the character they all had, great video mate I can’t wait to see them transit vans you had on your bench they are my favourite van 😀😀😀👍👍👍👍
Thanks George, everyone love a transit 1st up will be the blue kenwood .
Take care my friend
Love it Martin, as always a thorough and sympathetic restoration.
The outside shots are fantastic and you're scratch building is great, remembering the stretcher n patient ya built for the Dinky Range Rover Ambulance a while back.
I'm just having a go at restoring the old toys I'm 57 so yes I'm a baby boomer, we are getting rare but we are a great generation.
Phew! Let Martin have his cuppa tea.
Best regards, Tommy in Dublin.
Hi Tommy, we are a special generation, no doubt about that .
Iam pleased you are having a go yourself, if you want you can email me your progress I would like to see what you are up to. My details are in the about section on my channel.
Alltwen best Martin
Top job Martin, You saying Old cars, I can see 60 on the old 'speedo' coming up and have worked on a few 60's/70s cars in My time, so easy to maintain, however, someone told Me today His 'Electronic' steering malfunctioned at a crossroads and the steering ignored His commands, this is a Mercedes!, I didn't know such a steering existed!, No give Me a properly maintained 60's car and it will be reliable from A to B albeit at a slower pace, and with no regard for personal safety!, My first Boss used to tell Me tales of delivering the 'new' trucks minus the cab, wearing goggles and plenty of warm clothing, I'm sure Martin, You know a few!, take care, Stewart.
One of my absolute favorites! Beautifully done! 🔥👍🔥
Thanks very much, thay are a good looking lorry.
Thanks for your support my friend 👍
Very nice job mate. Looks the business. Specially on day light. Cheers Martin
Thanks Juan ,it does look great outside in the bright colours.
Have a great day my friend.
Lovely job Martin, nice casting as well, I'm gradually catching up with your videos..Stay safe.
Thanks Mr P👍
Good grief that detail work on the grille was nerve wracking! Love the end result.
Thanks very much ,no coffee before painting details 🤣
Hi Martin a real quality model complimented with a real quality restoration you really enjoyed this and it showed in the results. I see stanley has bought some transits, is he planning a bank job?. You're right about the layby stops we had an old 60S minx estate when kids with a split tailgate, we sat round it like a table to eat our jam pieceys. All the best from Ian & family.
🤣🤣🤣 yes he is the little bugger, but he can't make his mind up witch one i told him take the police van ,we have to wait and see .
Thanks again for your support Ian
Look out for trev next week .
That's a cracking restore. You certainly have excelled yourself on this one. Lovely to see
Thanks Steve much appreciated my friend.?
Stunning restoration Martin , looks great, top job 👍. ... yes l've had cars that have over heated in the past , my first car l ever had was a Vauxhall Viva SL , l had to change the head gasket on that one .... those were the days eh 😄
🤣🤣 yes those were the days ,at least then you could actually fix your on car on the side of the road or at home ,lift the bonnet now and you thing where do I start.🤔
Really nice work on this larger flat bed truck, Martin. Great idea for the load on the back! Love it.
Thanks Andrew, much appreciated my friend.
Super job Martin especially the detail work! Keep up the great work my friend!
Thanks Scott that's very kind of you , and thanks for your continued support
Great model,lovely restoration !
Hello Martin. Got one had it when I was young in the 1950s . Thanks for the great tutorial.like the grill great paint job you must have a steady hand .Hope you and your family are keeping well regards Glyn
Thanks Glyn glad you liked it no coffee before detail painting 😀😀.
Thanks for your continued support my friend and best wishes to you all
Great Job Martin, as you say even the supposed simple ones can cause some issues but this turned out just fantastic as if it had just come out of the box.
Thanks very much Tony yes each casting has its problems as well you know my friend.
Have a great day.
Beautiful job martin I have to agree about the detail on the castings everytime I restore an old dinky corgi or matchbox the detail on these old models never fails to amaze me really amazing toys
Cheers ,it still surprises me when I remove the old paint and see the bear casting the amount of detail thay put in to it ,then cover it up with paint .
Thanks again for your support
You're an artist, great job!
Thanks Phil much appreciated my friend
Absolutely lovely job that Martin.
Really nice Martin..I’ve got one that I’ve had as a child...doesn’t quite look like as beautiful as yours..lol...love your detail
Cheers Curtis, I wish I still had all mine but no thay are long gone .
Thanks for watching my friend
Hi Curtis...go on - have a go...Mike
Some great advice on the axel's Mr.D....never thought about using the dremel think i'll be giving that a go my friend.....Regards PJ;)
Thanks Mr PJ, give it a go my man gently does it.
Great job wish I could have seen the real thing in 🇺🇸 mainly internatiols for flat bed trucks ...
Iam sure you would have been impressed my friend, thanks for watching
Fantastic mate
Hello Martin, your boy Big A stopping by to congratulate you on your channel and to add myself as a loyal subscriber. I know how much time and effort goes into making TH-cam videos so, here I am to support you my friend. I'm promoting my TH-cam channel and I would greatly appreciate your support as well. Take care and God bless you and your family during these challenging and difficult times my friend. 👋😃
Thanks for your kind words my friend, I have had a look at your channel and have subbed.
Great job I remember playing with an "eight legger" as my Dad called them as a boy. BTW I thought it was pronounced "FOHDUHN/FOEDUN"
Cheers Ben I have heard that saying before funny that my grandfather was an old school lorry driver too .
I suppose how you say it depends in what part of the country you live .
All the best martin
Superb work Martin, she looks fantastic, especially the front of the cab - very elegant.👍👌
Funny how that Vermillion kept changing between red and orange; it looked like the perfect shade of red when you were painting the grille.
I don't know if you have many young viewers but I wonder if today's kids would appreciate a simple, yet beautiful, toy like this? Where do you put the batteries? What does it do? I may be completely wrong; I hope I am.
I've really been looking forward to this one, ever since I spotted it on your bench, and it certainly didn't disappoint. I'd love to see more of this era of trucks, if you can get your hands on them.👌👍😁
Cheers for now,
Dougie.
Thanks for your kind words, you are right kids today have far to many choices and are guided by some smart advertising.
Can't beat using your own imagination.
I prefer the industrial vehicles over the cars as they are more honest in design. Everything is there for a reason and practicality. The design embellishments on the trucks "faces" were probably to distinguish them from other makes. The Dinky toys seem to have a more robust appearance than the Corgis - they seem also to be of a slightly larger scale.
Yes I agree the industrial vehicles are superb and have a lot of potential. And definitely more robust then some corgi toys.
Thanks for watching and your support my friend 👍
Nice work mate let your subscribers no about me mate
Hey Marty , when you have enough will you stop lol
Maybe, trouble is there's always something you want 😉
Thanks your support my friend
Great job Martin as always, could you tell me the actual name of the punch used for re fixing the axles, and a possible link where to purchase one, thanks.
Hi Steve, the punches come in a pack of 3 in different colours blue red and yellow thay are nail punches and I got mine from the Range or youcan get them from Ebay.
Hope this helps.
All the best martin
@@martindaredare Thanks for the reply Martin. I look forward to seeing your next restoration.
Very nice job
I have 3 tippers to restore what is size of tyres
The larger super toys like this one has 20mm tryes.
Witch ones have you got because there are differences in sizes. 15 17 or 20 mm
Can imagine 007 coming to inside that pipe and quipping to his rodent companion, "Someone smells like a tart's handkerchief! ~sniff~ Afraid it's me... Sorry, old boy..."
Just consider it a 'Restoration-Plus'.
🤣🤣 always good to here from you my friend.
Take it easy
Hi Martin do you know we’re you can buy the domed washer to make your own spare tyre washer and size
Hi ,I used a brass screw cup ,its the nearest thing I could find you can get them from B&Q places like that .
Hope this helps you
All the best Martin 👍
How to remove paint
I have 4 foden tippers
I use costic soda or paint and varnish stripper, I hope this helps.
Thanks for subing 👍
Since when did a black and Decker drill become a dremell. False advertising.
Quite right Paul, its a black and decker wizard , 👍