Redline Restoration: 1969 Hot Wheels Custom Volkswagen Beach Bomb
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- In this quick restoration i will restore a 1969 Hot Wheels Custom Volkswagen Beach Bomb side loader. This is a much more common car than the rear loading beach bomb that I did a custom of some months back. big thanks to Sean Ford for sending me this and many other cars!!
I could watch baremetalHW videos all day long....
Is it because he has a Galaxy Note8?
I could but it gets repetitive because I’ve seen EVERY video still up on his channel
Kenny DeMartini same
Kenny DeMartini I’ve actually done it lol
I think I find these so fascinating because I restore old cars for a living, and I never had Hotwheels as a kid because my parents couldn't afford them. I got an occasional Tootsie Toy instead.
This one is by far my favorite restoration I've watched on your channel. I like the yellow spectraflame. It has a gold look to it. Keep up the restorations.
It looks an bit greenish but other than that it looks awesome.
One can only imagine the hours of play time that these cars enjoyed.
Your welcome for all the goodies!! Thank you for the amazing and surprise restoration!! I have the pink rear loader you made right up front of my display case and will put this BB right next to it.
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how did you get the rear loader
Sloppy design on their part but they must have more worried about the bottom line than the red one...lmao
Great work!
Never too shiny!! Turned out fantastic.
Yellow spectra flame rocks this one - another beautiful job
Amazing job! Spectraflame cars can never be too shiny! You and the Redline shop have inspired me to start my own redline restorations .
Slick finish on this piece mate. Yellow pops as well. Thanks for another stellar tute.
Enjoy watching your hotwheels restos you achieve a good finish these redline hotwheeks are fetching a high premium
There is no such thing as too much shine when you're doing a redline your car's always look incredible.Thank you again for another great video.
It amazes me how well you can get the bodys to clean up. BRAVO!
You know, I just gotta say, as a guy who grew up playing with hot wheels cars as a kid, this is fascinating. I mean, my wheelhouse is vintage D&D gaming, computers as a hobby, etc., but I would never really get into hot wheels restoration or collecting...but man your videos are great. I enjoy watching you bring these things back to life! Thanks!
It almost looks like a service body pickup with the side pannles, but with a vw bus type vehicle of course, i like the look of it
I am not a collector or interested in collecting or restoring these cars but I find the work you do interesting and quite relaxing. It's just nice seeing something that is clearly on the edge of being junk, being brought back to looking almost like new.
Beautiful work on your part! The before and after is amazing.
This has quickly become one of my favorite TH-cam channels. Great stuff
I actually like the paint, it looks terrific. There are so many hot wheels out there that I haven't seen. Keep up the great work.
This Hot Wheels toy van, never had any decals. It looks pretty sophisticated.
About what you said in the end, I think I prefer this over the rear loading version. I have the RLC version of this casting which comes with 4 surfboards which is pretty sweet if you ask me :)
This is the best redline restoration finish I've seen you achieve so far. Looks like you finally figured out the best prep work for the ZAMAC. Great!
With the exception of that Python you did a while back this was probably one of the nastier cars you worked with.
Great job as usual.
2:37 Its funny seeing the lint on one of the wheels. It means he was just like me as a kid when I carried them everywhere in my pocket.
William Austin I would have just smashed that up with a hammer. Not worth messing around with.
Mine had lint from the blanket "mountain's" me and my brother made. Lmao
i still have hotwheels 1977-2018
I think it looks really good and I can't wait to see what the next few restorations look like.
I like the sideloader! It looks like a custom widebody bus!
Looks better than the original rear-loader, that's for sure! I hope Mattel will bring this one back one day, it was re-released at one point but unfortunately it was a RLC Exclusive only :(.
Looks fantastic, looks great with the extra shine.
You did an amazing job on this one, and definitely picked the perfect color for it. I agree with you about the sides though. They do look a bit odd.
Brings back memories. Very good job sir
That really is a fabulous color... I am not usually a fan of yellow... but that's a good one!
Great 👍🏻 job beautiful work i too love 💕 the spectraflame colors
I had one of these, in this exact color as a kid. Cool!
I wish you posted new videos everyday. I love watching your restorations.
Another interesting resto with fascinating insights into the history of this particular model. I agree, the side extensions looked horribly botched; definitely a 'quick fix' that ruined the overall aesthetic. I'd loved to have been a fly on the wall during the meeting when that gigantic cock up was revealed. Thanks for producing and sharing your skills in another of your videos, it was an extremely enjoyable watch.
Looks very nice, as always! I love watching you restore or modify any HW!
Yellow wouldn't have been my first choice but it looks good. Great job.
The shinier the better to me
That Busch polish does a very very good job of polishing.
Work with it on other spectra flame projects that's the key to spectraflame to me that super polished mirror look
I Love it!!
I very much liked this one. Yellow was an excellent choice. Nice work as always.
I agree about not caring much for the side loading Beach bomb the original was much better amazing job awesome video thanks
Probably the best restoration on you CHANNEL!!!!
AMAZING
ohh thats a great colour! Another nice one.. Sean is lucky to have it :)
Once again, another great restoration. Happy (belated) New Year!
I have to say you do some amazing work. Watching your earlier videos compared to now you can really see how your technique and skills have improved. This resto looks fantastic. I'm so tempted to go grab some old hot wheels or matchbox cars and have a go at doing this.
+351xb1973 you should!!
Im impressed. That damage and that new quality. I could send you my matchbox mercy
I think the paint job turned out great! I never knew that oxidation is called toning or the history of the side loading beach bombs. The yellow looks amazing! I think that I would add white paint to the rooftop ,but it's awesome as is.
Beautiful restoration!
Great job! It's almost if you have changed the first car for a brand new one, but from a better version/edition.
Great job on the Beach Bomb
I absolutely love buschs products that aluminum polish is my favorite you can literally take super cloudy aluminum and make it shine like chrome with it
Now that beech bum is restored and now realy shiny the kid might get it.
Another brilliant restoration! Happy new year🎉
Nice color choice. It turned out great!
The color settings on my monitor must be off. Because that "yellow" paint looks very gold to me. Anyway, another awesome custom/restore video. The beach bomber looks great.
It was smart of him to not choose pink as it would clearly be identified as a reproduction since there are only 2 pink beach bombs in the world. I enjoy your videos.
I think aluminum polish made your paint come out better than the previous polish did. Seems much smoother.
Your videos are terrific! Please keep making them! Thank you!
I love your videos, my only wish is that they were longer and more in-depth!
now this looks good. awesome work.
Amazing job, then again they always are.
This was a very nice restoration!
Coolest resto job iv ever seen
SWEET! Came out! nice bro! Great job! Very cool!😎👍✌
Those are worth so much money I wish I could get one
Looks bad ass to me wish I had one. Thanks dude!
I was never a fan of hot wheels as a child (mostly because Thomas the Tank Engine was big in my house) but I love your channel
Love the color choice!
a little heat over a light bulb helpful when bending & straightened diecast when cold develops stress cracks very easy i knew a guy once that showed me how get the bottoms off without drilling even plastic ones
wow it awesome , you turn into something to collect
Awesome work man 👍👍👍👍👍
First time watching your video's. Good job sir!...
I love the beach bomb😍💣
All though I did have a Chevy nomad at the flea market it's orange but rusted and this needs to restore 🚗
i like your videos of redline restorations
Another great job. Thanks
I kinda like the sideloaders. They make it look like some covert hippie missile platform.
You asked for opinions on your work, so here is mine.
THAT LOOKS ASTOUNDING!
Amazing job! :D
Awesome resto ! Keep the great vids coming buddy.
I don't care for the side-load version either. It just looks goofy. I love the finish on this one.
Badass resto! 😎
Looks sick awesome job
It might be cool and interesting to use this as an experimental platform and make it into a woody beach bum. You could also use it as an opportunity to address the front end tires.
hwhack he is giving it back
You've done a fantastic job. I too have always thought they looked weird with the front wheels sticking out. Couldn't Mattel have widened the whole body?
Great work!
This would make a cool A Team van or Mystery Machine
Smashed it mate looks mint
The body does look weird like that. 😎
I think it turned out awesome. I kinda like the look...reminds me of the winnebago from Spaceballs....which would be a cool movie vehicle to tackle!
+d ph that is a great idea!
I'm going to up scale that in LEGO form :P
Great job!!!!!
Looks awesome!
and nope, shiny looks good
Great video
I totally love it, looks like a show vehicle! Hey, BaremetalHW, would you recommend this to anyone who's a fan of show rods, beach buggies, and VW vehicles, etc.?
Nice job...
Beach bomb is cool
The car looks great! That crack on the roof kinda wrecked it tho😧
It looks great
Shiny - definitely!
I like it looks great but how did you fix the nicks in the rear, was that cleaned up in the electro polisher?
Love it! Keep it up
looks great
Smooth shiny finish! I like it. Any clear coat applied?
Also what’s the difference in cost between the reproduction redline wheels and original redline Wheels?
Looks good.