1960 Fury Daily Driver Project Part 7: Dashboard Details!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2018
- Hi! This is part 7 of our series on salvaging this awesome 1960 Plymouth Fury and putting it back on the road!
This time we'll spend some time putting the correct dashboard back in the car, and making sure everything is tidied up and working as it should! This was a pretty involved job, but I think the results were well worth it, and I couldn't be happier with the results.
As usual, I'd like to thank everyone who subscribed to our channel, and also for all of your likes and comments! We do genuinely appreciate that anyone would take the time to drop us a note.
Watch this space! The CWMC website and store will be ready soon, and we do have some pretty fun stuff coming up!
All the very best from me and Frankers and the rest of the fellas that help out on these heaps just for the laughs!
Cheers,
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Raise your hand if you go to the coldwarmotors homepage several times a week hoping the new Fury installment is there, and TH-cam just forgot to notify you. I'm pathetic. Man, that dashboard is outrageously fantastic! A fine presentation, Mr. Newstead.
Yes!
Yup, me too!
hand raised
I’m not the only one hahah
Guilty
A man can really do quite a lot with little to no money if he's just patient and resourceful. Once again, thank you for the investment in time and extra effort that is involved in all the filming and editing that it takes to post these videos. It's nice to watch something done by real people, as opposed to some of these talking heads that run amok all over TH-cam. It lets me know that it may be worth it for me to try to post some of my own shenanigans.
tom darnell q
HI thIs is Tony in California. i am the guy that called you regarding the Dash pad. You are doing a great Job on the Fury. i have watched evey episode on the refurbishing of the 60 Plymouth and you are doing an incredible job. These cars are rare and in my opinion a work of art. i have restored my cars pretty much the same way you have done. But being in California the cars here do not rust at all like back east, AND UP NORTH as we all know. i just finished a restoration/ preservation of a 1962 Rambler Classic 400. it belonged to a Naval Commander here in Oakland. I was able to save the car from a relative of his who does not care about old cars. i just could not bear seeing this car neglected. Same with my 60 Fury and Savoy. All i watch now are channels like yours on restoration and or preserving these great cars of the past. Your documentation on the 60 restoration is the best on youtube right now. cant wait for the next Vid!! i will talk to you soon!
The power you have in your community is unreal! A new video put out at 12:00 AM PST on a Sunday night and already half an hour later 401 views! Hats off to you Scott! (and Frankers!) 😋
Stella would be proud of Frankers, she is doing a great job. Additionally, its fascinating to see your skill and resources bringing this Fury back.
This is a laid back and an easy channel to watch. The patience and talent that you have, to bring these old classics back to their original condition, is impressive.
Another fantastic installment of the 1960 Fury restoration. I can't begin to tell you how inspirational these videos are for those of us who are working on projects or have projects they have yet to start, like me haha. Very nice to see all of you including Frankers! Best wishes from your friend in New England.
Another great video, can't wait for the next one. Just want to wish you Scott and the team, not forgetting Francine, a very merry Christmas and a happy new year from all of your fans in the UK. Cheers UK Philip.
What he said..
Same from da UK
I love it! A preserved car is so much more interesting and intriguing than a full on restoration. Something about keeping the original parts and finishes gives it character and soul that cannot be replicated. I do the exact same thing with my old motorcycles.
It's always a good day when a CWM video pops up. Many thanks to you, your agents, Francine and, of course, the cars, for all the first class entertainment.
You always do a great job polishing and getting everything tidy. Glad its going the way you hoped. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the update! I appreciate how meticulous you are going through the whole dash, cleaning and making sure everything works well and as it should. I am looking forward to seeing the finished product! You are doing absolutely beautiful work!
Another excellent video. Dean is a hoot. Poly talk was excellent. I appreciate your recycling the best of the parts...that is what I have done with my '66 Galaxie convertible
This old MOPAR is going to make a nice daily driver. Thank you Scott once again for a great video.
"Saturday night. Dean. Frankers. 60 Fury"
😁
”Real Canadian moment”. Haha, that and waking up old cars in freezing weather under pile of snow , great stuff! Cheers from Lapland.
Wahoo/excellent ! As everyone knows, this is the best entertainment available in our modern age.
JOHNNIE: LORD OF THE MungoidHen PEOPLE Fuckin A!!
The down to earth way CWM always presents these projects is a real encouragement to many who are doing their own classic car restorations. Especially the folks out there who are restoring cars that can't be built out of a catalog. Agent Furry is adorable! Thank you for bringing these classic gems back to life and the positive attitudes!
And people think I'm over doing it when I pull the bucket seats out to clean my carpets....excellent work. My "summer daily" is a combination of 7 vehicles, each giving part of their soul to the one.
I would also love for you to do yet another series of “how to” videos, like how to polish painted steel parts, how to clean plastic parts, how to polish aluminum, etc. I believe these short vids would be very popular, and would teach us all some new techniques.
This just made my day! So glad this car is being saved👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
From a “ My First Car -71’ Dodge Dart Swinger” Guy, just pure magic to watch you work and bring life back to these beautiful automobiles.
Max Good
G'Day from the southern hemisphere. It is so hot, I am sitting with every door and window open and I am sweating like a pig. It is so nice to watch pictures of ice and snow. Your vids are just like an imaginary air conditioner.
@mark rylander 😳 ... and I thought it was severe in my region with -7 C over night and about 0 C days here and all white (.... yellow where the dogs stop by...). Part of the shop is slightly heated though ... You can't take the risk working with epoxy as a pro below 12, 13 C ... it would fall apart the next warm summerday.
@mark rylander spot on, regionwise, these days ... I lived in many places on the globe though, as a liveaboard, and as a curious adventurer. One should have a winter- and a summer-residency is what I'm aiming towards now.
somewhere in Greece for the northern winter when the tourists earn their next vacation in their cold homeregion, and the one I sit at right now for the summer when everybody else gets grilled in crowded Greece as a tourist ...
Hope you and Frankers and neighbour Tom and all the agents have a happy Christmas and a great new year. I don't really understand why I like watching you guys so much, but I do. My wife thinks I am weird.
Mike Goodman, I can relate, I love me some CWM but my wife isn't impressed with CWM at all.....
@@JMassengill That's because the main character is a single guy doing exactly what he wants to do.
That's why I don't tell mine!
I'm colour blind as well and I always have to wait for sombody with good colour vision to make sure I don't mess up wiring. I normally get my nephew to give me a hand. I'm loving what you have done so far, Keep up the great work!
hi Scott, i was trying to help you from here in Australia,....you had the green wire in your fingers, and i yelled " you got the green one Scott, that one ! " sorry i couldn't be more helpful :) cheers from Australia , i think Frankers was more helpful than me :)
I for one find the switching of the gear shift push buttons for the heater buttons very useful. In saving a vehicle these little details are huge.
Great video Scott, thanks for sharing!
I was restoring a 60 Chrysler 300 a few years ago and the air con switch is the same as yours(white plastic thing with vacuum etc) . I had to replace it and I found that Australian Valiant s right into the 70's used exactly the same switch... 😁
Mercmad There is a guy who restores them in the states (mopar or no car forum) .ive learnt they have reed valve plates inside...very cool
@@Russeljfinch Yep,I found that they are great device .From contact made on that forum, We had the steering box re done in the US,it cost more to ship it there than the cost of repair ($380) .An overpriced shop in this city had bored out the case to fit another size set of bearings. which had to be rectified but the finished job was beautiful, we also had the astrodome instrument cluster redone through a company on that forum too. The 300's looked like spaceships and went like the Enterprise on warp drive.
Amazing watching this car being pieced together like a Frankenstein monster. Thanks for all your efforts to save this gem.
Cold start fury: return of the splice
The resplicening...
@@gosportjamie the splice strikes back
@@adamrodriguez4240 The re-Christinening...
Splice-a-Rama!
Dam ! ...that has to be tough when you are not able to distinguish colors .....you do good work Scott
For the plastic surround trim on the speedo buy a chrome marker pen by Molotow. Used in the hobby world as real chrome trim detail. I have the 2mm tip marker. Works really good and it is chrome not a silver paint. You can get the 1,2 and 4mm tip marker or the refill bottle. People use it in air brushes also.
Good suggestion I use one of those pens all the time building model cars brilliant inventions.
That's a great idea to fix the chrome effect. Also I'd try removing the surround and heating it in the distorted area, then clamping it between wood strips to see if it would retain straightening. Another idea would be to epoxy a narrow steel strip to the back of it to keep it flat.
It doesn't dull like Alclad if you coat it with clear either. Best chrome look out there IMO.
TomHeid1
Actually if the clear is alcohol based, it can affect the brilliance of the chrome as Molotow has alcohol in it. You want to put ‘Liquitex’ over it. It’s the stuff artists use to protect their paintings when done.
Hope this helps!
Love your dog, your cool, great camera and sound, great cars,
This show beats all cable tv car show.
Merry Christmas
Ive been up most of the night and I should be working but screw it the next installment of the 60 Fury jigsaw puzzle. I can spare half an hour with my coffee. A nice Christmas present for a Monday morning . Merry Christmas to everyone at CWM.
Hey Dean..loved the Chilliwack reference..one of the most under rated groups...
I did the same kind of burnout at a slightly inclined RR crossing when i was younger. The car sat still while doing a one wheel peel so i stomped it and ran the needle up to 100+ ! lol!
Love this project. My sister had a 62 Plymouth Fury convertible she bought from my best friends Mom back in the 60's.
Very impressed with what you do! So much restoration from old parts made “almost like new”...
Great Videos and shop tips!
Yaaaa!
Was wondering when we'd see the old girl again.
I really appreciate your attention to detail. I like the fact too, that you're just cleaning up and not painting. There's nothing like that "original" look.
I believe you're gonna have a gem when you finish it.
I really enjoyed the show. 😊
Glad to hear it’s getting paint!
As a Finn, few things warm my heart as much as seeing a car getting inside from the harsh cold!
The Plymouth is awesome. Looking forward to progress. Merry Christmas agents
Again, watching this Plymouth...er...Dodge....er Fury drive, it's so hard to believe that it started out life as a Dodge Dart Sedan! I'm still amazed by this project of yours!!
They dont build them like that anymore Built with pride👌👌Car is comming along so nicely. It's going to be a sweet daily. 👍👍👍
Absolutely fantastic eye for Detail a pleasure to watch the master at work
Great channel and looking forward to seeing more of your videos on this car just subscribed thanks for sharing.
Merry Christmas, Scott! So appreciate your knowledge and entertainment from the Great White North...
Cheers bud! Always nice to see Frankers before bed!🐕💜😂
Thanks for the early Christmas present Scott. These videos add a lot of enjoyment to my day when they are released. I just realized I didn't click on full screen, dang, now I have to watch it all over. Haha. Hope there will be some a Stella merchandise in the store. She was the best.
Scott, you are the tidying wizard! Great work as always. Merry Christmas!
Gotta love winter and those gas guzzling high idle chokes in the mornings
Merry Christmas Scott and to all the Agents!
I want a Dean t-shirt. No joke
yes!!! Dean and his LTD shirt would be a great addition to the wardrobe selection
And a Frankers shirt as well.
Dean Hackman shirts... th-cam.com/video/Dk0hMxRtHWA/w-d-xo.html
DEAN cat lady of cars
Such an amazing job you are doing!!!
hope you and your agents have a good christmas and new year! keep up the good work.
How anyone could enjoy living in such a harsh environment is beyond me.My 62 polara has felt gasket around the shifter buttons behind the panel....strange this Plymouth isn't the same ,maybe they learnt through experience.It reduces the wear on the push button aluminium covers.
Moving along nicely👍
We don't necessarily like the harsh environment sometimes but it's part of our lives in Canada. It's just getting started for some of us. Only about 4 months to go. We just adapt.
As a fairly new subscriber, I'm almost done binge watching your content and really enjoy all the diverse aspects of each video! Totally related to the color blindness segment, and was prompting you as to the tan look of the 4-5 wires in question! I almost got fired from my job in the paint department at my local Home Depot a few years ago. That is, until the home office advised my immediate supervisor that I could simply be transferred to another department. Thank God cooler heads prevailed, because we all know what it's like to have a job at the Glorious Home Depot! I am just a humble collector & tinkerer of vintage Kawasaki motorcycles, having decided that not having the room, funding, or skills necessary to rebuild cars. regardless, I truly enjoy this channel and will continue to watch as long as you make videos
when you shut an engine down they usually stop in one of 3 areas on the flywheel, that is why it is important to fix that problem with the starter cut out...I wld rather replace starter than flywheel...I am not putting anyone down nothing like that, I would love to have had the chance to own a place to do this type of work, I would have lived in the garage, I grew up across the street from a salvage yard, I got to see many auto's from the past even sadly had to put some to the torch back when they were scrapping them, 57 nomads, 55 chevys, edsels, desotos even the early benz with that front door entry..automobiles were made best in the early years..best from my youth was walking around that yard and learning of all the hidden quirks on the old cars, 55 hidden gas filler gate behind the tail lamp, do what you love, love what you do...bless
Racheal Notley is gonna be Knocking on your door, lol. Send me the mirrors, Scott. I'm a glass guy. I'll do them up right and send 'em back no charge. Cheers from B.C.
I look forward to seeing how the Fury progresses. I am amazed at your detail and skill in bringing this old car back to life. Keep up the good work!!!
Merry Christmas to you guys from us guys.
Thank you for the update.
Always a pleasure.
Hooray, a new coldwarmotors video!! Even before watching it I became very exited and gave 👍 already (because of extremely good experiences with this fantastic channel)!
The dash is looking real nice for not having to paint it.
WOW... that shifter assembly looks so awesome. Just like show room condition. CONGRATS!
When that car is rolling up the driveway around 4:14 it looks simply majestic. Fantastic to see it come to life and move under its own power....despite the slippery winter wonderland. Great job, makes me want to scour the earth and save as many of these neglected pieces of our past before they are gone forever......Merry Christmas to the gang from the East Coast! Cheers!
The MOTHER SHIP MAN!!!! Its the king of space
Space King is exactly the kind of car I need right now.
27:21 Gotta love automotive archaeology with old wiring diagrams, previous owners "enhancements", and factory/dealer options. Either way your doing a ton of research and trial & error.
That dash board really cleaned up nice. I really miss the cool interiors on the old cars. New ones just look like extruded gray crap. Merry christmas and thanks for all you do to produce these videos for us.
I always wondered how those pushbutton contraptions looked on the inside. I heard they were outlawed by the Feds in the mid-sixties for some safety concern. Its great to see you and the agents having a good laugh in the garage, that is just a memory for so many of us older mechanics.....Thanks as always
This is the best time on TH-cam I have ever had Thank you Mr Scott Merry Christmas to you and all of your spechell agents Happy New year's to ya 😎
I can Hardly wait to see you going down the road with Frankers in it. What an awesome car it will be.
Holy shit you finally have snow!
That Fury is gonna be pretty cool once it’s finished! Love old cars for their simplicity and quality of parts and materials they used.
Nearly everything is rebuildable if you have the extra parts and patience to do it. Great video Scott.
Cheers
Oh Dean!! so many words.... so little actually said, lol.
Dean would make an excellent politician.
@@kimkiriniki9433 and he's already got the incidents with the law to create a scandal when you want him out!
@Bob Pegram: Dean for President..why not?..the world would be a whole lot more fun.
He could come and run the UK for us, couldn't do a worse job than Mrs May . Can just see him turning up at Westminster in an old LTD as his ministerial transport.
@@Dazsvintagestuff 😂 You're loving her, one can clearly read that off Your comment ....
The styling of that time was truly radical. That dash and those fins are amazing.
Wow! Its comming together great, your automotive skills are awsome.
I'm always so impressed with the results you get just by tidying, cleaning, and polishing. You clearly spend a *lot* of time on these pieces -- probably stuff that most folks would give up on, and you bring them back from the brink. I just love watching this channel because of stuff like that! Really fantastic stuff!! Merry Christmas to you and Frankers!
Wow, dash turned it very very nice. Car is coming along great. Thanks so much for posting this. Looking forward to more instalments.
Seeing that thing run is a miracle, makes me happy to see it, it's audaciously cool, kinda like the original Star Trek "Enterprise".
The push buttons on tranny controls makes a huge impression, it's the real deal. Frankers is looking good. Bless you all at coldwarmotors.
You know it's cold when the snow "creeks" under your footsteps...We've been lucky so far out east, but that fridgid air will catch up soon enough. Nice video and nice to see some people like (love) old iron, american, french or otherwise given up for dead....
Big treat to watch this project progress, and Fury Dave knows his old Mopars! It was a trip down Memory Lane hearing the discussion of the Stromberg two barrel Poly 318 and seeing the push button Torqueflite and heater controls. Had two old 64 Furys years ago similarly equipped. Well made, clever designs, simple, rugged.
Good to see Dean and Francine getting used to the front seat, be great when they in there for a cruise 😎
love how you do everything without sourcing it out.i learn quite a lot from watching you all and it's great entertainment lol.i also agree with using the moltow chrome pens.scale auto enthusiast magazine ran an article about using an airbrush to spray the moltow liquid.may be something to look up on line.you'll be impressed with the results.have a merry Christmas from us here in Illinois !
Space Cars from the Future!
Join us tonight on Poly Talk!
Thanks for sharing the Fury project as always you do an outstanding job of educating and entertaining us less skilled Rubes !
I use to ride to the beach with my neighbors in a 60 Fury Wagon back in the early 70's.. Great Car.. You guys just kill it... and the Banter is great too..
The dashboard looks completely out of this world. It came up beautifully. Also, how satisfying to be able to refurbish the shifter buttons like that for no cost. Hopefully you will find a zero or near zero dollar way of repairing the fab original steering wheel. Mind you, the Frazer has a lovely dash and steering wheel as well but in a completely different way.
Nothin like a Cold Start to kick off a video! Loved it. Great job on the dash too. It really looked fine. The rear shots of this car absolutely redefine my love of those fins. I've been excited about this project from the beginning and it just gets better all the time. Ol Frankers is ready to go for a cruise. Too bad girl not quite yet! Your Dad's gonna have to do a brake job and possibly slip on some " Classic Tires" maybe!? The poly technical support was also very educational and entertaining as well 1080 and it's always fantastic seeing you Dean. BTW nice job of helping Scott get the Plymouth into the shop. Cheers!
Love how that dash came out !Great video :)
Awesome job on the push buttons, Scott, very cool!
Nice push button repair Scott.👍🏻
I approve and I don’t even own a Mopar.
Dam that looks cold. I thought it was a bit fresh here🇬🇧 this morning. Dedication lads👍
no other words but thank you sir
Yes.... your idea for changing the sleeves with the heater controls to the button shift was useful. Never know when I might need to do it. My parents have a 1960 Savoy and I have a 1960 Valiant so both push buttons. I am enjoying your videos on this build.
Glad it was helpful! Cheers...
Love your work, your choices of cars and look forward to the next installment. Dash looks great!
awesome guys! i'm crazy for '58 model white and red……… (i don't remember where i saw it…..) but this '60 Fury and your job are wonderful!
Great videos on slice of a slice Merry Christmas to you all and Happy New year
You look good in that thing...l'm watching all this progress & remembering when it looked like it was stuck to the ground when you went to get it...good progress...gonna check out the Instagram
I remember taking apart the dash on my grandpas '67 Chrysler Imperial. All I did was clean it up with some Spray 9 and some soap and water on the delicate parts. So much tar was removed since it had been smoke in since new. It wasn't brand new looking but took it back about 30 years. At the very least it smelled a whole lot better sitting in the car.
Great progress guys!