Great video buddy. My second car was a 1964 Volkswagen bug. I managed to roll it over on a high speed turn. Flipped 2 & 1/2 times. I tried to make a 90° turn at 60 mph. Oh the things we did as kids, and somehow survived. 🤣
That is a fantastic referb on the padlock. Looks beautiful with the rustic darker spots. Drool*🤤 Love the old as much as the new. Cheers and Happy Pickin!
Great of you to offer up you old Lockwood pins. Wow what a 334B, posties will be leaving everything on the doorstep from now on. Thanks for the offer of the old Lockwood to replace that core, I will accept, I can cut the lock and make a core holder out of it. I need to talk to you about a few things I will send you a text when I get a chance, I've just scored a heap of little 232 from 1968. Cheers
Wow the time you spend referbing the old locks really pays off they look great, and as for the 334 with the dimple core i had no idea lockwood even offered them. Then i looked at the price online i would have been pissed if the postie had dumped that on my door step and left. thanks again mate great video as always :)
Thanks mate. Yeah, they ain't cheap. I think you can get them off a locky in Sydney keyed to Vic Power for $104 free postage. Apart from that, they aren't available from a custom build view point unless you are a Lockwood dealer. Have a good one:-)
Great Video Paul I know all about expensive parcel being left on front stoop mate!! Bloody 'ell mate I reckon that old classic rolled a few times! Beautiful Mt5 Lockwood! Angry Beastly Kangaroo lol! Thanks for sharing
Thanks Mur. The big red roos are as tough as nails. I've hit one in my ol' Holden HK near Broken Hill( Mad Max territory) and the bastard caved my radiator in and got up and hopped away. lol. Had to limp into Broken Hill and put another radiator in the ol' girl:-)
Nice video bud. I like the variety. Some locks, some chat and some really nice pictures too. Shame about the old car. It looked nice. Have a good week mate 😀👍
Thanks DUM. Yeah, pity we can't turn back time and try again. If that was possible i would have driven her like an ol' pensioner and only on a Sunday:-)
Damn those genuine lockwood pins are expensive lil buggers. Sweet MT5+ 334B. I really hate how the postie can just dump them on the front porch. They won't cover the loss if it goes missing, especially if it's something expensive.. The pricks. Nice old rig too Paul, Shame she rolled on ya mate. I prefer the older cars over any of the newer shit from 90s onwards.cheers for showing the old girl mate.
@@two_tier_gary_rumain yeah parcel locker would be ideal. It's bloody stupid how Australia Post can just dump them at the doorstep, and they are not liable to cover it if an item does somehow go missing.
@@funkeyfastdrawmonkey1483 Assuming the sender can get the parcel locker address right, it would be the safer option. But, you're right, just dumping it on a visible doorstep is asking for trouble.
@@crankylock7844 haha you know me mate 😆😂🤣 they are useless bastards. My old man is the same. He tells me stories about all the mischief he used to get up to with cars and mates lol They'd all chip in and put 5 or 10 bux of petrol to do a 200km or so round trip to blow some cobwebs out of his Ford lol. Would have been awesome to live back in the 70s, unlike all the stupid rules and regulations we have these days. Your old rig will not be forgotten mate. There's no doubt the memories will stay with you forever mate 🤟😁👍🍺🍺
You need a V8 work van you old school hoon! Lol. Poor XW got beaten up bad. My brother had an XT 6cyl but we did it up and I painted it midnight blue. Looked good but needed a 351 in it.👍😎
Nothing beats the good old Fords. My old man had a 69 XW coupe which he fully rebuilt and resprayed a nice metallic burgundy colour. My dream car would be the 351 GT-HO any day of the week, But they are collectors items and worth in excess of 250K these days.
@@funkeyfastdrawmonkey1483 Sounds awesome Funkey! Mine would be the XC Coupe. My old mad had an optioned up orange Fairmont Wagon 351. I still miss it alot. I was 11 when I went with dad to pick it up from the dealer. Gool ol days. 😎👍🏻
Thanks Donz. Yeah, the good ol' days. lol. Left many a black marks on the road with that ol' girl. lol. It only got about 8 mile to the gallon when under the pump but shit, it got there quick:-) Have a good one.
Hey Paul great video mate👍. Could you give us a measurement for the top of the lock to the shackle retainer pin please and I have watched most of your older videos and haven’t seen how you take out that pin. Do you know if you have shown that on camera? Thank mate 👍🇦🇺😊
So your telling me that you gave me your last emergency ration bag of #9 pins? Dam buddy, if that isn't love than I dont know what is ;P If starry needs some 9s give me a shout.. By the way.. how long are those 9pins in thousands? Wow, you were a tool and die maker?(not to mention crab fisherman) Thats another close interest of mine.. more so machining and tool making.. I watch all kinds of videos on that topic.. *Drool* on that mt5 + Wow buddy, what a gem! As if they would leave that on your front door.. Really cool pictures Paul!
Hey Rookie. I got some Corbin LFIC padlocks on Ebay without cores. New old stock. Once I get them I'll ship you one. Hope you haven't ruined something trying to get you Corbin to fit. I'll let you know when I get it sent and send you the Tracking number. I won't have them until next Wednesday I think.
@@KingStreetRob Wicked!! I have one 6 pin CorbinRusswin LFIC (the one i put in the Federal 500 padlock) And I have a 7 pinner waiting for a home! I've always wanted one so thanks for keeping me in mind Rob! Corbin is awesome!
Thanks Rook. Yeah, that was my bread and butter before my Lock journey began. Only had the two years with Lepol Tooling so not an indentured tradesman. Still pine to get into the machining again. The crab boat was a 12 month thing to try something different. Enjoyed it. Drove home every weekend back to Adelaide and headed back to Wallaroo every Sunday night. About 160 km each way. Did that in my old rusty brown HK Holden. Cost me $50 to buy back in he day. lol. Good times:-) We helped out a fisherman in the Gulf who netted 22,000kg of Snapper. His boat was only a 22 ft boat so we filled the boat i was on with all the fish. Emptied the ballast tanks in the Joanna Lee and filled the tanks and completely filled the deck with snapper. They were even gutting the fish on the way back to the Port Pirie Wharf. They had a refriderated semi waiting on the dock. I'll show you a few photos of the boat loaded on the deck of the Joanna Lee. Shit, got carried away gas bagging:-)
How are you mate? Hope you're well. In defense of Auspost, it was actually a courier driver. They don't give a rat's arse about customer service. Have a good one TR:-)
Thanks Gary. Yeah, i saw that box on Flea Bay. Wasn't sure of how many of each there were but from memory around 20 maybe? They are the real deal so $50 ain't too bad:-)
I dont get why anyone would want that mt5+ core in that lock. On ebay for $145AU £81 Bad lads cut locks so a bigger shackle might be a better job. Nice for a collection tho.
Thanks mate. Been a while. Hope ya well. Yeah, totally on the same page with you. The lock is only as good as its weakest link. A shrouded 334 might be a better option but then again, it still has vunerabilities. This MT5+ is keyed to the Victorian Power Networks and would be used to lock up an access door to the mains and meter. It is only for someone for their collection. Have a good one:-)
Thanks mate. I don't do unsocial media mate. What issues do you have? Maybe i can steer you in the right direction. My email is paulspringett3@gmail.com. Cheers:-)
There is really something special about those old lockwood padlocks
I agree Rune. I think it's the shape of the body that sets it apart. Have a good one:-)
Great video buddy. My second car was a 1964 Volkswagen bug. I managed to roll it over on a high speed turn. Flipped 2 & 1/2 times. I tried to make a 90° turn at 60 mph. Oh the things we did as kids, and somehow survived. 🤣
William Mancel my first car was a 1064 bug😀
Managed to keep it in one piece😀
🐈🐾🐈
Jeez it seems care back in the day rolled if you hit a pothole wrong😛😊
lol. Shit mate! 60 mph at 90 degrees is going to end bad all day everyday. lol. Glad you're here with us to tell the story:-)
paul springett 👍
That is a fantastic referb on the padlock. Looks beautiful with the rustic darker spots. Drool*🤤
Love the old as much as the new.
Cheers and Happy Pickin!
Thanks SP. They are all going to be given away when i've refurbed them all so keep an eye out for a Lockwood giveaway:-)
As always a great refurb job on the Lockwood, & as for the Lockwood with the Mt5 plus core very cool.
Have a great week Paul.
Thanks Daz. You'd have this picked in the same time as it takes to cook two minute noodles......2 minutes. lol. Have a good one:-)
Great of you to offer up you old Lockwood pins. Wow what a 334B, posties will be leaving everything on the doorstep from now on. Thanks for the offer of the old Lockwood to replace that core, I will accept, I can cut the lock and make a core holder out of it. I need to talk to you about a few things I will send you a text when I get a chance, I've just scored a heap of little 232 from 1968. Cheers
Thanks mate. No worries:-) Hope you and the pooch are doing ok:-)
Wow the time you spend referbing the old locks really pays off they look great, and as for the 334 with the dimple core i had no idea lockwood even offered them. Then i looked at the price online i would have been pissed if the postie had dumped that on my door step and left. thanks again mate great video as always :)
Thanks mate. Yeah, they ain't cheap. I think you can get them off a locky in Sydney keyed to Vic Power for $104 free postage. Apart from that, they aren't available from a custom build view point unless you are a Lockwood dealer. Have a good one:-)
You sir are a true gentleman my friend that's awesome of you for sending those pins out, good to see you brother.
Thanks Bill. It's good to hear from you too my friend:-)
Interesting video again!
Looks extra vintage with the dark shackle I reckon.
Thanks Kaos. Yeah, up in the air re the shackle. Leaning towards the re chromed at this point:-)
Nice job on the Lockwood... I vote for rechrome of the shackle... that new Lockwood on your doorstep was crazy $90 padlock
Thanks John. Yeah, had a whinge to my supplier and they were suprised. It was recorded for pickup so someone had a oops moment:-)
Great Video Paul
I know all about expensive parcel being left on front stoop mate!!
Bloody 'ell mate I reckon that old classic rolled a few times!
Beautiful Mt5 Lockwood!
Angry Beastly Kangaroo lol!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks Mur. The big red roos are as tough as nails. I've hit one in my ol' Holden HK near Broken Hill( Mad Max territory) and the bastard caved my radiator in and got up and hopped away. lol. Had to limp into Broken Hill and put another radiator in the ol' girl:-)
I love that padlock and always a great referb
Thanks Ghosted;-)
Love the video brother nicely done
Thanks again Thumper:-)
Nice video bud. I like the variety. Some locks, some chat and some really nice pictures too. Shame about the old car. It looked nice. Have a good week mate 😀👍
Thanks DUM. Yeah, pity we can't turn back time and try again. If that was possible i would have driven her like an ol' pensioner and only on a Sunday:-)
Damn those genuine lockwood pins are expensive lil buggers.
Sweet MT5+ 334B. I really hate how the postie can just dump them on the front porch. They won't cover the loss if it goes missing, especially if it's something expensive.. The pricks.
Nice old rig too Paul, Shame she rolled on ya mate. I prefer the older cars over any of the newer shit from 90s onwards.cheers for showing the old girl mate.
Paul needs a lockable mail box. Or a parcel locker address.
The pins are probably cheap for overseas buyers with the dollar plummeting today.
@@two_tier_gary_rumain yeah parcel locker would be ideal.
It's bloody stupid how Australia Post can just dump them at the doorstep, and they are not liable to cover it if an item does somehow go missing.
@@funkeyfastdrawmonkey1483 Assuming the sender can get the parcel locker address right, it would be the safer option. But, you're right, just dumping it on a visible doorstep is asking for trouble.
Thanks Funkey. Glad to hear you still have a distain for Auspost. lol. Regrets mate. I would still be driving her today if "shit" didn't happen:-)
@@crankylock7844 haha you know me mate 😆😂🤣 they are useless bastards.
My old man is the same. He tells me stories about all the mischief he used to get up to with cars and mates lol
They'd all chip in and put 5 or 10 bux of petrol to do a 200km or so round trip to blow some cobwebs out of his Ford lol.
Would have been awesome to live back in the 70s, unlike all the stupid rules and regulations we have these days.
Your old rig will not be forgotten mate. There's no doubt the memories will stay with you forever mate 🤟😁👍🍺🍺
Great old Lockwood with the JA key way!!!
RIP Falcon...
👍🐈👍👏🐾🍻🇦🇺
Thanks Chris. Yeah, indeed. I still pine for the ol' girl to this day:-(
paul springett 😢
You need a V8 work van you old school hoon! Lol. Poor XW got beaten up bad. My brother had an XT 6cyl but we did it up and I painted it midnight blue. Looked good but needed a 351 in it.👍😎
Nothing beats the good old Fords.
My old man had a 69 XW coupe which he fully rebuilt and resprayed a nice metallic burgundy colour.
My dream car would be the 351 GT-HO any day of the week, But they are collectors items and worth in excess of 250K these days.
@@funkeyfastdrawmonkey1483 Sounds awesome Funkey! Mine would be the XC Coupe. My old mad had an optioned up orange Fairmont Wagon 351. I still miss it alot. I was 11 when I went with dad to pick it up from the dealer. Gool ol days. 😎👍🏻
Thanks Donz. Yeah, the good ol' days. lol. Left many a black marks on the road with that ol' girl. lol. It only got about 8 mile to the gallon when under the pump but shit, it got there quick:-) Have a good one.
Great video Paul. Enjoyed it until I saw the rolled car picture. Gad Zooks glad you pulled out of that one my friend.
Thanks Rob. Yeah, had a shit load of near misses and mishaps but walked away to tell the story. Have a good one:-)
Hey Paul great video mate👍. Could you give us a measurement for the top of the lock to the shackle retainer pin please and I have watched most of your older videos and haven’t seen how you take out that pin. Do you know if you have shown that on camera? Thank mate 👍🇦🇺😊
I'll do a video for you mate. Give me a day or two:-)
paul springett thanks heaps mate
So your telling me that you gave me your last emergency ration bag of #9 pins? Dam buddy, if that isn't love than I dont know what is ;P If starry needs some 9s give me a shout.. By the way.. how long are those 9pins in thousands? Wow, you were a tool and die maker?(not to mention crab fisherman) Thats another close interest of mine.. more so machining and tool making.. I watch all kinds of videos on that topic.. *Drool* on that mt5 + Wow buddy, what a gem! As if they would leave that on your front door.. Really cool pictures Paul!
Hey Rookie. I got some Corbin LFIC padlocks on Ebay without cores. New old stock. Once I get them I'll ship you one. Hope you haven't ruined something trying to get you Corbin to fit. I'll let you know when I get it sent and send you the Tracking number. I won't have them until next Wednesday I think.
@@KingStreetRob Wicked!! I have one 6 pin CorbinRusswin LFIC (the one i put in the Federal 500 padlock) And I have a 7 pinner waiting for a home! I've always wanted one so thanks for keeping me in mind Rob! Corbin is awesome!
Thanks Rook. Yeah, that was my bread and butter before my Lock journey began. Only had the two years with Lepol Tooling so not an indentured tradesman. Still pine to get into the machining again. The crab boat was a 12 month thing to try something different. Enjoyed it. Drove home every weekend back to Adelaide and headed back to Wallaroo every Sunday night. About 160 km each way. Did that in my old rusty brown HK Holden. Cost me $50 to buy back in he day. lol. Good times:-) We helped out a fisherman in the Gulf who netted 22,000kg of Snapper. His boat was only a 22 ft boat so we filled the boat i was on with all the fish. Emptied the ballast tanks in the Joanna Lee and filled the tanks and completely filled the deck with snapper. They were even gutting the fish on the way back to the Port Pirie Wharf. They had a refriderated semi waiting on the dock. I'll show you a few photos of the boat loaded on the deck of the Joanna Lee. Shit, got carried away gas bagging:-)
PS. Forgot. The 9 pin is .285 thou:-)
@@crankylock7844 Thanks buddy!
Interesting expo mate! Some of those delivery drivers are useless ya not alone, Hope ya well down there Cheers :)
How are you mate? Hope you're well. In defense of Auspost, it was actually a courier driver. They don't give a rat's arse about customer service. Have a good one TR:-)
You can get a set of genuine Lockwood pins on eBay.
Thanks Gary. Yeah, i saw that box on Flea Bay. Wasn't sure of how many of each there were but from memory around 20 maybe? They are the real deal so $50 ain't too bad:-)
@@crankylock7844 Considering how much a single bag of the pins cost, yeah, it's not as bad.
that kangaroo is gangsta, lots of people don't know that they are stone cold murderers
lol. Thanks mate. You're not too far from the truth. They are a nasty piece of work when confronted:-)
I dont get why anyone would want that mt5+ core in that lock.
On ebay for $145AU £81
Bad lads cut locks so a bigger shackle might be a better job.
Nice for a collection tho.
Thanks mate. Been a while. Hope ya well. Yeah, totally on the same page with you. The lock is only as good as its weakest link. A shrouded 334 might be a better option but then again, it still has vunerabilities. This MT5+ is keyed to the Victorian Power Networks and would be used to lock up an access door to the mains and meter. It is only for someone for their collection. Have a good one:-)
@@crankylock7844 I'm always about lol 👀
How can i get in contact with you. Do you have Facebook. Email. ??? Thanks mate.
Thanks mate. I don't do unsocial media mate. What issues do you have? Maybe i can steer you in the right direction. My email is paulspringett3@gmail.com. Cheers:-)
Thanks mate i just sent you an email