This was my cousin's favorite Hot Wheels car when we were kids. Years later he built a real TBIRD as his Hot Rod. Really awesome car. Man I miss those days, that is why I am trying to collect and restore some Hot Wheels, the problem I run into is that we have hoarders in our area, and you can't find certain models anywhere. Even new ones are picked through, and at the shows they command prices 3 to 4 times the "book l" value or the worth of the model.
Beautiful result. Seriously, I really admire these cars (got a collection which I rarely even touch), and it's truly pleasurable to see on them brought back to their glory.
I didn't know there was a Hot Wheels version of this car! I had a real one with a 429 Thunderjet and it was awesome. Most powerful Thunderbird Ford ever made. Lost it due to divorce, bummer. Wish I had this HW car..... thanks for the enlightenment, and the video!
I have learned so much watching your videos. I am a kid of the 60's, and got my first HW when they came out in 68. Thankfully, my mom saved my collection. To this day I still buy any redline cars I come across, when the price is reasonable. I appreciate, and look forward to your next video.
Couldn't care less about "Hot Wheels" cars. What I do care about is the restoration process. Your attention to detail makes all of your videos worth watching. I have restored several "real cars" (mostly British classic) over the past few years and, as such, I truly appreciate your attention to detail. Keep up the good work!!!
Man I can't complement you enough and your knowledge of toy car restoration. It is truly a pleasure watching your video's. The pointers you give are much appreciated. Keep up the wonderful video's.
This was my cousin's favorite Hot Wheels car when we were kids. Years later he built a real TBIRD as his Hot Rod. Really awesome car. Man I miss those days, that is why I am trying to collect and restore some Hot Wheels, the problem I run into is that we have hoarders in our area, and you can't find certain models anywhere. Even new ones are picked through, and at the shows they command prices 3 to 4 times the "book l" value or the worth of the model.
Beautiful result. Seriously, I really admire these cars (got a collection which I rarely even touch), and it's truly pleasurable to see on them brought back to their glory.
don't know why I find these videos so interesting..😂
Great video.
Your attention to detail is amazing. Seeing what you do to a Hot Wheels car is really cool.
Looks incredible! Your videos are addictive mate,love 'em! A fan from Western Australia here 😎🍻
I didn't know there was a Hot Wheels version of this car! I had a real one with a 429 Thunderjet and it was awesome. Most powerful Thunderbird Ford ever made. Lost it due to divorce, bummer. Wish I had this HW car..... thanks for the enlightenment, and the video!
If you have an hot wheels hust car for restore, call this men! He is the best!!! Nice job guy!!!
just wanted to say thank you you have help me and my lil girl with our hot wheels restorations alot
I'm not usually a fan of orange paint, but that car was/is unbelievably beautiful. Love it.
Spectraflame, sparkles, different layers of varnish giving depth. All Brill work. Can't get enough of combinations with spectraflame coatings 👍
I have learned so much watching your videos. I am a kid of the 60's, and got my first HW when they came out in 68. Thankfully, my mom saved my collection. To this day I still buy any redline cars I come across, when the price is reasonable. I appreciate, and look forward to your next video.
Couldn't care less about "Hot Wheels" cars. What I do care about is the restoration process. Your attention to detail makes all of your videos worth watching. I have restored several "real cars" (mostly British classic) over the past few years and, as such, I truly appreciate your attention to detail. Keep up the good work!!!
Great tips. I used all primer and putty products years ago on model kits. It's great to see they can be used on Hot Wheels.
DAMN that thing came out freakin beautifully, love the color
While not a factory look, that Spectraflame over the metallic silver is brilliant, a great look for a custom.
Man I can't complement you enough and your knowledge of toy car restoration. It is truly a pleasure watching your video's. The pointers you give are much appreciated. Keep up the wonderful video's.
i love sparkly cars,so this is one of my favorites!!!
As a modeler and detailer on hiatus I find your videos fascinating and am finding inspiration to eventually return to my hobby.
That orange looks INCREDIBLE!