I had several Tonka trucks along with a couple of Buddy L and Nylint. But the Tonka’s were always my favorite. This would have been in the early 60’s. The axles on the Tonka toys always lasted longer than the others due to the construction of the axle mount. It’s always a pleasure to watch you bring back to life old forgotten toys. Many good memories resurrected. Thank you!
You probably have the greatest collection of old toys in the world that have been masterfully rebuilt. You could have your own museum them toys all together are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Внушительная коллекция старинных машин (уже даже не могу называть их игрушками 🙂)! Восхитительно! Спасибо огромное за Ваш труд, мастерство и любовь к своему делу!
Thanks for all of the great work you do of the medal toys. I wish I had someone like you around when I was putting my collection of Tonka Toys together. I had around 700 pieces in the collection from 1949 though 1964. only a few missing of every one produced by Tonka Toys. The truck is a 1958 and you made it look new!!! with the powder coating they will last a lot longer then the original ones made. Thanks again for the work you do.
I wonder if anyone else would watch it if Chip would put out the Best of Sand Blasting video? That restoration turned out beautiful. And I love the shot of all the restored vehicles. The management approves of this restoration. Pretty kitty.
When I was a preteen kid I thought it was possible to restore tonkas because of their simple assembly. Rivets had me stumped at the time. It's kinda fun to see them get done. You've amassed a nice collection of restored toys. Thanks for sharing
Yay! A truck to haul all the sheepies! Hey! Tip: Use your heat gun for your shrink tubing instead of a lighter. So much easier to use. I use to work on electronics and wired PCB boards for phone company.
Your work is always exceptional with care to the smallest detail. Bravo! What I especially like is that you're the only restorer who tests for lead paint. Kudos!
You are amazing. It's one thing to have the tools, it's another thing to know how to use them. I love watching you restore these toys, several of which I had when I was kid.
I love every part of how you fix these toys and other items but when you sand blast the nasty off of those pieces it is satisfying for some reason. You do a really good job. And watching that gray bumper turn to chrome was really cool.
Where on Earth do you find these poor things? My little boy is very worried when the videos start, but he's reassured when he sees how much you love the toys. Thanks for that.
Awesome as always! Suggestion: the white plastic dowel you use to bend the tabs over...if you will concave the end just a little so the round end of the tab will go up it, that will help keep the dowel from sliding off.
Chip Channel champions another restoration and the sheep are ecstatic! The sheep were lined up for their ride to the shearers shed and even jumped the queue to get on the fully restored truck. They looked excited and Chip was pleased with the amount of wool obtained and packaged. They all posed with their new haircuts for a team photo and even Cyclop Sheep seemed to be smiling. Who knows, maybe he met a little sheep for the night. All is well in Chip Channel sheep ranch as we watch him add another amazing restoration to the table of fame. Inspector Beaker was very impressed. Well done Chip.
Hey Chip. Great restoration, as always. After a little research, there appears to be powders specifically formulated to withstand flexing post-curing. Also, surface preparation appears to be crucial including an acetone wash followed by high temperature out-gassing in the oven (approximately 20 mins. @ 400 F). Judging by your world class talents, I have no doubt you’ll master some solution shortly! Cheers, John
I always look forward to getting the notification of another of your outstanding videos! Once again, a masterpiece and an absolute joy to watch! Thank you!
We used to really work with full sized trucks like that, for the sides and back we had to haul livestock and we would take the sides and back off and leave the part by the cab to haul hay. I didn't realize they made toys like that.
Hey chip, a tip to add shine to the wheels. Use self shine floor polish. Get a piece of wood. Drill holes to accept bolts. Thread a nut and bolt through the wheel, pour the polish in to a suitable container, then dunk the wheels in, then place the bolts with wheels attached in to the wood , covered with kitchen paper towel, then cover with a lid and allow to dry.
I grew up on a horse farm (no longer live there, moved away a LONG time ago.) These types of trucks would deliver HUGE loads of Hay and or Straw to the farm. I would have had to help unload it. I never saw THIS vintage a model show up at the farm though it would have been PRETTY AWESOME to have seen one IRL. =o) I kinda miss the farm.
I used to use an air powered rivet squeezer in the Air Force many years ago. Every time I see you use that hand crank one I wish you would get a pneumatic one.
Muchísimas gracias, realmente disfruto tus restauraciones, no puedo explicar por que me relaja cuando aplicas la pistola de arena y vas convirtiendo partes en estado dramático oxido y las dejas en pulidas piezas, ojala nunca cortaras esas partes, gran trabajo
I had several Tonka trucks along with a couple of Buddy L and Nylint. But the Tonka’s were always my favorite. This would have been in the early 60’s. The axles on the Tonka toys always lasted longer than the others due to the construction of the axle mount. It’s always a pleasure to watch you bring back to life old forgotten toys. Many good memories resurrected. Thank you!
You probably have the greatest collection of old toys in the world that have been masterfully rebuilt. You could have your own museum them toys all together are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Внушительная коллекция старинных машин (уже даже не могу называть их игрушками 🙂)!
Восхитительно!
Спасибо огромное за Ваш труд, мастерство и любовь к своему делу!
Chip has the best nozzle, pressure, and media combo on all of TH-cam. The blasting is top tier!
That's because several of the other guys on YT "cheap out" and use actual "sand" in their sand blasters, which is not an effective blast media at all.
@@WHJeffBWhat method of sandblasting is Chip using ?
Thanks for all of the great work you do of the medal toys. I wish I had someone like you around when I was putting my collection of Tonka Toys together. I had around 700 pieces in the collection from 1949 though 1964. only a few missing of every one produced by Tonka Toys. The truck is a 1958 and you made it look new!!! with the powder coating they will last a lot longer then the original ones made. Thanks again for the work you do.
Your collection of vehicles is awesome. Always enjoy your vids on restoration.
Amazing! It’s like a time machine going
backwards
I'm binging your entire channel lately. Sorry, not sorry, for all the comments. I promise it's for your channel. ♥
Wow that truck looks amazing very nice job 😎👍👍
Awesome Handwork From Bangladesh
I wonder if anyone else would watch it if Chip would put out the Best of Sand Blasting video?
That restoration turned out beautiful. And I love the shot of all the restored vehicles. The management approves of this restoration. Pretty kitty.
Great job on 1960 Tonka farm high stake truck restoration chip channel restoration 🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟
I like your workmanship 👍
Good job my friend
Great work 👉👀🔝
Wow that chrome looks amazing
Watching you bring these once cherished toys back to life brings me such joy. And of course, seeing the sheepies!!
THAT'S disrespectful
When I was a preteen kid I thought it was possible to restore tonkas because of their simple assembly. Rivets had me stumped at the time. It's kinda fun to see them get done. You've amassed a nice collection of restored toys. Thanks for sharing
Yay! A truck to haul all the sheepies! Hey! Tip: Use your heat gun for your shrink tubing instead of a lighter. So much easier to use. I use to work on electronics and wired PCB boards for phone company.
You just got me thinking that maybe the heat gun could also prevent cracking on the powder coating
You did a outstanding job. The red and white color makes this truck shine. Love it.
Spectacular restoration !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice Job my friend..................
Your work is always exceptional with care to the smallest detail. Bravo! What I especially like is that you're the only restorer who tests for lead paint. Kudos!
All likely check, he’s the only one that shows it.
👍👍👍🎖🏅🏆Genial maestro.... Saludos desde Viña del chile🇨🇱
A good restoration job done there there is nothing like bringing old toy cars and trucks back to life again.
Awesome Job as always!!! That’s Awesome!!👍😁
The pile of projects in the beginning is awesomeee
Like your restoration technique.
You are amazing. It's one thing to have the tools, it's another thing to know how to use them. I love watching you restore these toys, several of which I had when I was kid.
Nice Job, looks awesome !!!!! Great video !!!!!
I love every part of how you fix these toys and other items but when you sand blast the nasty off of those pieces it is satisfying for some reason. You do a really good job. And watching that gray bumper turn to chrome was really cool.
It is the MOST satisfying part!
There must be a channel of JUST sand blasting
Wow looks great. Room for all the sheep!
Where on Earth do you find these poor things? My little boy is very worried when the videos start, but he's reassured when he sees how much you love the toys. Thanks for that.
Wow very nice
Super high quality restoration well done and keep it going
Awesome as always! Suggestion: the white plastic dowel you use to bend the tabs over...if you will concave the end just a little so the round end of the tab will go up it, that will help keep the dowel from sliding off.
Good Job with these restorations
Chip Channel champions another restoration and the sheep are ecstatic! The sheep were lined up for their ride to the shearers shed and even jumped the queue to get on the fully restored truck. They looked excited and Chip was pleased with the amount of wool obtained and packaged. They all posed with their new haircuts for a team photo and even Cyclop Sheep seemed to be smiling. Who knows, maybe he met a little sheep for the night. All is well in Chip Channel sheep ranch as we watch him add another amazing restoration to the table of fame. Inspector Beaker was very impressed. Well done Chip.
Another perfect model👍🏻
Hey Chip. Great restoration, as always. After a little research, there appears to be powders specifically formulated to withstand flexing post-curing. Also, surface preparation appears to be crucial including an acetone wash followed by high temperature out-gassing in the oven (approximately 20 mins. @ 400 F). Judging by your world class talents, I have no doubt you’ll master some solution shortly! Cheers, John
SHUT UP
Cele
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Love watching you do your magic 🙂
So beautiful Bhayia
Hey buddy, you are the CHIP FOOSE of TONKA TOYS!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️
Congratulation chip Channel the Fábio and Rafael from Brazil. The best restauration. Long life the Channel.
Very nice
Hola soy de 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷. Todos tus trabajos son hermosos. Saludos
Awesome restoration.
Another fantastic restoration. I love the red and white combo. It looks so clean. I really enjoy watching your videos they are quite relaxing for me.
Great restoration! WOW!
I always look forward to getting the notification of another of your outstanding videos! Once again, a masterpiece and an absolute joy to watch! Thank you!
I have been looking forward to this restoration as I had a blue truck like this as a kid.
If it had a boom, they are worth huge bucks today. Search ebay, tonka boom truck
We never really grow up the hobby just gets more expensive 😂
Very nice restoration.
Very nice job. Looks brand new! Do more. Thanks!
Excellent job on it Chip very nice.
A tip on preventing cracks on ur powdercoating paintjobs is preheat the tips with an blowtorch.
What a winner! The muddy flaps were a surprise to me but wonderful!
Great restoration as always !!
Really enjoyed this.i like the older ones too.
Great job as usual, and I have the impression that with each video, your stock of vehicles to restore does not decrease, on the contrary
Wow awesome. All your restoration projects bring back memories. I still have some of my Tonka trucks. I would love to have some of them restored
SUPER!!!
That is some awesome close up camera work on the sandblasting, I can see every pit in the metal.
We used to really work with full sized trucks like that, for the sides and back we had to haul livestock and we would take the sides and back off and leave the part by the cab to haul hay. I didn't realize they made toys like that.
As usual great job Chip!!
Hey chip, a tip to add shine to the wheels. Use self shine floor polish. Get a piece of wood. Drill holes to accept bolts. Thread a nut and bolt through the wheel, pour the polish in to a suitable container, then dunk the wheels in, then place the bolts with wheels attached in to the wood , covered with kitchen paper towel, then cover with a lid and allow to dry.
Love watching you restore these treasured toys to new. Thanks for your dedication to renew not discard.
Fantastic job, glad I found you!
I grew up on a horse farm (no longer live there, moved away a LONG time ago.) These types of trucks would deliver HUGE loads of Hay and or Straw to the farm. I would have had to help unload it. I never saw THIS vintage a model show up at the farm though it would have been PRETTY AWESOME to have seen one IRL. =o) I kinda miss the farm.
I love your videos
The whole family start watching 😅
The sheep make your whole channel go from good to great !!!
One like is not fair👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 now yes!!!! Thank you champion!!!
I like when you're sandblasting the best
WOW !! LOOKS GREAT !!
Specially when toys go from rusty to like new again thats pretty awesome really good.😊
So beautiful truck!
This is my favorite channel to watch! ❤️
I used to use an air powered rivet squeezer in the Air Force many years ago. Every time I see you use that hand crank one I wish you would get a pneumatic one.
Very nice restore, Chip!
Another wonderful relaxing restore job. Thank you 👍❤️
Awesome
I’m in awe of your genius work!
Good morning from Southeast South Dakota. Been rainy and drizzly for the last 4 day's with only a half of inch of rain.
Thats all the rain we get all year in south central texas....
Great Restoration as always, Chip!!..... and those Lamb Chop cartons were priceless!!! 😆😆😆
Merci pour ce merveilleux travail de restauration...
Muchísimas gracias, realmente disfruto tus restauraciones, no puedo explicar por que me relaja cuando aplicas la pistola de arena y vas convirtiendo partes en estado dramático oxido y las dejas en pulidas piezas, ojala nunca cortaras esas partes, gran trabajo
I am great admirer of your channel.great skill.outstanding talent.hatsup to you
Love watching the process.
You’re never too old to play with toys . 😉
good job very nice to be able to restore things
Another Beautiful Restoration.
what a collection. if i can do this, i will do it too. another man's junk, is another man's treasure. or so they say. keep up the good work buds
I'm a person with ADHD and it's very difficult for me sleep, your videos always helps me sleep faster.
Another great restoration, I’m going onto my 3rd restoration with a 70s nylint Chevy pickup
Stupid dole
You Fixed it the Truck Tonka 🚛 for the 1960's
I’m always impressed by your restorations.
Beautiful job. The lamb chops cracked me up. 😂
Just another beautiful restoration, nice job.
Love the close up of the sand blaster!!
FTA. Plus the bit at the end about sending them off to market is always going to be funny.
I am always amazed at your painstaking attention to detail. The touches of whimsy always give me a smile. (I love the cyclops sheep!)
Looks great well done, you have a nice Tonka collection as well.