Fury update, Boogie van, and More!
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- Hi everyone! This week we're working on the1960 Plymouth Fury, and putting more pieces back on the Citroen DS... We also took a trip to Agent 0842s Top Secret workshop to catch up on progress he's making on the Ford boogie van project, and check out his latest Datsun project as well!
. Thanks also to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments! We do appreciate that anyone would take the time to leave us a note. If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can get a sticker, hat or a coffee mug at:
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Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at :
www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars!
All the very best to everyone from me and Frankers and the Agents!
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Hi everyone! This week we're working on the1960 Plymouth Fury, and putting more pieces back on the Citroen DS... We also took a trip to Agent 0842s Top Secret workshop to catch up on progress he's making on the Ford boogie van project, and check out his latest Datsun project as well!
. Thanks also to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments! We do appreciate that anyone would take the time to leave us a note. If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can get a sticker, hat or a coffee mug at:
www.coldwarmotors.com
Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at :
www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars!
All the very best to everyone from me and Frankers and the Agents!
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Thank you Scott , for everything you are doing , very nice of you to do the bonus videos !
I would love to know how you came by the "Star Wars Blaster" grade body hammers. Yeah, I know it's just the effect you get when the mic input gets saturated combined with a 44kHz digital audio sampling rate, but it still sounds cool anyway.
An easing of the mind.
don't know if will be of any use over there, but a few years ago i picked up for pennies at a junk sale some shoe makers dollys, the type you slipped the leather upper over and then nailed on the the leather soles to the shoe, you would be surprised how useful they can be for making nice tight rolled edges etc and can be locked into a vise or even just dropped into a square hole in ya bench, still loving your work mate :)
@@havnofear2764 ⁰
Seeing some very kind folks donating the shiny bits for the Fury, renews my faith in humanity. And it indicates the vested interest we all have in the successful completion of the Fury.
I couldn't agree more. If I had nice 60 Fury parts I'd be more than happy to donate them.....but sadly I never really paid attention to them until this series gave me such an appreciation for them. Now 70-81 Trans Ams ....those I have hundreds of parts for. 😂
Scott, I believe your 60 Plymouth is more than worthy of those trim rings! You've really done an incredible job, sure have learned a lot from you! Best to you, Frankers and the agents! Always look forward to these videos, makes my weekend!
DITTO!!!!!
Something that Scott said about the value of the Fury ( in regards to the quality of the parts that have been donated ). The overt value of the car may NOT be that great, however, I believe that the true value of the car is in the craftsmanship and dedication that has gone into repairing this relic from a bygone age. The value lies in the soul of the project. There’s not a lot of stuff out there with the kind of soul that this car has. Your dedication, Scott, to the completion of the project is a joy to behold! I marvel at the accomplishments you and your crew of agents have wrought upon this poor shell of a car ( a carcass that was so rusty, it wouldn’t cast a shadow! ). Thank you for what you do, and for making the world just a bit better ( let’s call it a “ level 2 tidy “ ) .
Scott's "pretty decent" : everyone else's damn near prrfect
Scott's "tidy" : everyone else's spotless
@@VanWinger That Datsun 510 is Scott's idea of a Sketchy Dust In.
Step one, click "Like". Step two, enjoy.
LOL well said! Summed it up in 7 perfect words!
Yup, always
Good one, 'Eh ?
That's my (sometimes realized) plan.
Step three, write "positive" comments during the course.
I can't believe how good the door made of Bondo has held up on Scotts Dodge truck.
I agree! Looks like its almost time to sculpt out a passenger door and some boxsides for it too haha
I'm pretty sure that was the video that got me hooked on the channel back in the day
I couldn't believe the hoops they jumped through to make it. I thought now that is overthinking a simple solution. He must be an engineer! I watched every second & subscribed. I wish they would post 8hour un-edited versions of the show from each camera used I'd be glued to that too. Love the process and the banter.
I was just thinking that...
@@thomasatherley The Dodge Bondo door episode was absolutely the one that got me hooked on CWM.
Thanks for the upload, guys. Love this project.
Thanks for watching guys! Best to everyone there!
The quality of your workmanship is outstanding, as someone who also labour's to keep my 1960s cars on the road your work is inspirational. Thanks for the channel content it makes my week!
Nicks garage, awesome!
Hey Nick (or is it George?)!!
I follow three car channels and you guys know/are all three. :-)
(CWM of course, along with Uncle Tony and Nick's Garage)
Good eye, gentlemen!
-Ed on the Ridge
@@moparedtn Howdy Ed. You certainly have excellent taste, Sir.
-G
Love seeing Frankers running and playing in the snow.
Thank you!
"Don't say making a dent in the trim pile" ha!
I laughed outloud at that one
Please restore that green Buick that you backed up next to with the straight eight just love the grill on that car it is totally awesome
Oy! I fell upon your channel when friends/family were fading and dying. I've gotten caught up in the Fury project as a happy relief from being sad. Because, although fifties cars may have been mechanically inefficient, they are heart breakingly optimistic in their style. I was (almost) tearfully happy to see your Plymouth rise from a melted sugar cube to a stunning, Palm Springs, cantilevered, dream mobile......
Jeff I agree the Plymouth Fury is becoming a very nice car, but I am not sure cantilevered would be a good way to describe it. Cantilevers hold up a surface or room without themselves being supported at their outer end. Many outdoor balconies are cantilevered, and theater balconies may be as well.(Not trying to be a dick but thought you might have been trying to say Concours.)
Dennis Smith Ah, I was just flapping my gums at its unique front fender treatments, and rear under trunk style. It strikes me as extra dramatic because I’m not familiar with Chrysler products of the era.
Hi Jeff! Thanks for the very kind note... Glad to hear from anyone who sees any value in what we are doing...cheers from me and Frankers....
The likes outnumber the views again this week if you get here early. That’s quite an accomplishment Scott; when you know that you will enjoy the content before you start watching. Thank you by the way for the mid-week uploads. ☮️👍
Cwm is a sure bet for good entertainment. I would hit like before viewing, because I'm sure I will like.
Scott,Lost my dad 27 years ago , he worked 48 years as a painter for the same small family run body shop in the UK . When he died Sikkens sent three representatives from Germany to his funeral as they wanted to show their respect for a true craftsman ( their words ). When I watch your videos it takes me back to time spent with him in the paintshop and like him your meticulous attention to detail and skill .Thanks and keep it up!
Kudos to all who donated the parts! You are the best! I hope all Fury restorers are so lucky.
What a pleasant surprise to see the Fury getting more shiny bits added. The complicated and ahead of it's time Citroen being painted and re assembled has been a bonus delicacy that seems overlooked, deserving a whole video series in itself, as well as that Boogie van...He should leave the panels uncut, no porthole, hearts, teardrops, being it is now so rare, but that's what everyone did back then. My Dad did some far - out stuff to them, and it was pretty boss.
It is easy for all of us viewers to say... The Fury IS that good!! Those trim rings look great on that car.
In the early 70's a friend bought a new Econoline van (blue) , complete with Quadraphonic stereo , seen my first rock concert (Zeppelin) in Van BC. I remember listening to Frankenstein by The Edgar Winters group on the way home, good memories !
The Fury is looking gorgeous, what a transformation, had to be seen to be believed , outstanding work all-round.
Back in the day here in the states we used to refer to those "tire covers' as toilet seats.
The stuff you build in your garage out of junk parts is of higher quality than most of the 6 figure "professionally" built show cars that I have seen up close!
Great progress on the boogie van! All those custom parts were persuaded to look factory :)
Very generous of folk to donate those light rings! Adds a extra level of sparkle! A good way to show appreciation of the video’s!
Don't ever say the Fury isn't worthy. All the work you have done it!!!? It's deserves the best! Kudos to the people who donated!
The right hand side outer headlight looked like it had a K-Mart price tag on it. LOL
Man I just binged all of the fury videos and to be honest that is probably one of the best salvage car resurrections I have seen. 3 cars turned into 1.
Awesomeness, more awesomeness, and bonus awesomeness-outstanding content as I enjoy the Fury project, am in nostalgia-land with the boogie van, and the Datsun/Nissan peek was simply, bad ass. I’d be remiss if I neglected to mention the cold start-what an excellent Saturday night it is!
Frankers makes every car look better. Takes away the sins and tavern rash. Great pup!
Best show on TH-cam
Scott, a few episodes back: “This car was supposed to be only slightly better than the Frazer.” Scott now: “I’m mixing up silver lacquer so that the headlight inside frames have the right amount of gloss”. Haha, the rabbit holes we go down when passion prevails!
I was thinking the same thing. Too bad they all couldn't be brought up to that standard.
I'm thinking that Plymouth they were moving earlier would respond well to the same treatment. That car looks pretty solid, and runs great. Couldn't believe when it idled down, there was absolutely no sputtering from the exhaust.
God, that fury is gonna be such a princess.(and rightly so!). Hope you're building a suitable castle for her to live in.
I would love to see you guys work on the dodge you moved..what a beautiful car
Love that Plymouth, you do wonders with metal! I really enjoy your videos, can hardly wait for the next. I really appreciate you sharing with us.
Great video as always Scott!! Wow is all can say about the fury. I'm glad you're enjoying the process of putting on all the jewelry. Everything is expert level quality and it's fun to watch. The boogie van tho!! An impossible restoration with out a skilled metal fab man. Seeing everything in place and looking perfect is a real treat and I'm sure for you very rewarding. Personally I love to see Stella bounding around in the snow. Oh to be that care free...
I never thought watching someone banging on sheet metal could be so soothing lol!
This is the day I've been waiting for, to see that front end come together on the Fury.......I've followed this from inception, one of the best videos on TH-cam, hands down.....Keep up the good work, and the entertainment, I always come away from these videos with a smile on my face.
Side note......who's Citroen is that?
I love how Frankers is sitting in the ‘50 Plymouth like she’s expecting to go somewhere. 😉
I've learnt today that every field collection needs a Scooby Doo wagon around, and an old tyre, just in case. Invaluable public service broadcasting!
This is why today's car's won't last with plastic intakes and exhausts plus all of the electrical issues.These old cars will run forever if they have air and fuel. Awesome channel.
Scott seeing the fury front grill area in paint and trim and headlights this could be the ad picture from 59/60, great job and with all the above and beyond workmanship, it deserves great trim and your attention to detail, catching the sanding over on the tire cover, this is a keep forever beauty, and though it is showcase of your many skills, I doubt any restorer would be as thorough as you have been, again thanx for showing us how it can be done right
She is worthy of every piece of shiny trim that needs to be put on. What a beauty.
This is SUCH A COOL CAR Scott! Such an outstanding effort and labour of love. I don't understand how you don't have 10x the subscribers that you do.
I have thought the same thing. Many people love shows that are over the top with extravagance, over the top with drama and missed dead lines. This show is about a regular Joe, as it were, who is exceptionally talented, his buddies and their extraordinary love of classic cars and machinery in general. Many viewers are from the generation of all new all prefabricated bolt one. CWM is from the era of build and repair what you have. My favorite show.
Can't wait to see you cruising down the road in that chrome covered Plymouth
The Fury looks awesome. Now all its needs is the SonoRamic, Plymouth's ram-induction setup. Two separate aluminum intake manifolds, each topped with a Carter four-barrel, stretched across the engine.
Honestly the best channel on Earth. If it could be non stop Coldwar Motors and Bob's Burgers I could die a happy man.
my favorite part of every Saturday, watching the new CWM video
Hello. I think everyone is highly rooting to see your Fury to be its best. That's why we don't mind donating to the cause as well as monetary donations. Continued good luck come your way Mr Scott and all the Agents!
Fury is looking fantastic!
Thanks @coldwarmotors for making the trunklid great again. Dat ass!
Currently working on a 68 Bronco so I second the "burned out on welding and grinding" statement.
You know it is pretty bad when on a beautiful day, when I should be riding a sidecar but staying home because we have to, the high point is seeing video come in from you all, and then really enjoy it! Thanks for keep them coming. Stay well.
Scott, you're doing a great job on the Fury The only suggestion I have is to magnify your screw driver(s) for handeling those small screws so you don't lose them while trying to fasten parts on the car. You should be able to buy a piece at your local hardware store to magnetize and demagnetize screwdrivers at will.
Bob Nicholson
That Fury is just Amazing!!!!!
Proud patron, loving this episode like all those that came before it. I'm blown away by your work on the Fury and the DS, not bad at all for a 'get it running' job on the Fury! It's remarkable to see the difference that ten years made to Plymouth coupes too. Thanks for your work, it's great viewing.
Loved the work you done on the DS panel with what appeared to be a giant metal apostrophe 😂 , made it look so easy !
Thanks for showing how you actually bang out dents. The Fury is gonna be so nice, it went from a daily driver to, Sunday driver. Keep the vids coming!
Thanks for taking us for a cruise I really enjoy seeing Canada with you guys.
I love the end result of your work (each piece).
I vividly remember the Datsun dust in series of videos on the 510.
Moving cars, excellent stuff, big thank you!
The Fury is a beauty.
Is there a special Canadian infinite patience gene that the rest of us don't get? You guys do some amazing work.
I think most viewers would agree yes the car is worthy of the nicely donated parts
Scott and crew... ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC work! Nothing more to say.. just fantastic!
Thanks for that slow pan across the plymouth grille at 26:10...I'm trying to build a digital version to 3D print for a 1/25 scale model, and video sure beats photographs!
Oh bliss, day 18 of lock down, bit of a tough weekend Easter and no direct contact with family and friends. CWM arrives lifts the spirit, entertains, informs and educates. THANKS!
Keep up the good work. Loving the work on the Fury and the DS. Hope your snow clears soon. Best wishes to everyone. Happy Easter
The next time you film a panel beating you should film it flipped so it looks like you're right handed just to screw with people :)
Your skill never ceases to amaze me, you are definitely the last of the true craftsmen!
Hey how about showing high school yearbook photos of the gang or mug shots
Love to see that.
That Fury is starting to look really sweet....hell of a job and i would love to see that Mayfair run again! ;)
Amazing you made all the sheet metal for the van just with patterns, without the van to test fit. Great job you guys did. 🏁
All your projects are coming together nicely. Cheers to the entire CWM team!
The car is looking better every time thanks for sharing
I get a kick out of the clipping sound on the camera when you hit something. Quite surprised with the thin metal on the DS. No wonder the one in my backyard rusted out so fast here on our Eastern ontario roads. Ash's body work is coming along nicely.
I wanna be an agent !!! Please please please make agent # shirts and hoodies !! I'll buy for everyday of the week !! And I enjoy this soooo much ! EVEYTHING is looking AMAZING ! Please think about the agent shirts and hoodies with coldwarmotors logo with either Plymouth ! 👍👍👍👍
The Plymouth is starting to look like a real dream machine
Come on Scott...the Fury is worth every best part possible. The lines are incredible.
The Fury looks a little bit better each week! The Boogy van has had a major transformation! Man that thing has had some in depth metal work. That's a labor of love.
Thanks again guys!
Your Plymouth is looking great as you are adding trim.
Forget the snow...how about those Incredible..beautiful..50's cars..!
Loving the Plymouth, especially the rear decklid. I have a 1960 Plymouth Fury sedan and am after a left hand side outer headlight trim ring. Mine is badly dinged up and crushed on the outer.
Scott, you are inching toward "that kinda car" territory with the gorgeous Fury!!
Oh man.....buffing through an edge and then dropping a doob in the snow. I'd be calling it a day after that. 😂
Awesome episode Scott, the fury is really a thing of beauty. Can I say It warms my heart to see frankers get on her throne in the passenger seat all the time just like Stella did .cheers mate from Florida. 😎👍🍺🍺
So much progress!! The Fury is looking great.The DS is looking more like a car. A Datsun 2000???? Thats so cool!! Its amazing how quickly the DS trunk lid straightened out (it looked like it would be hours not minutes!)
The Fury is looking sweet, looking better than when it came off the assembly line 😎
Oh boy! Seeing the spare tire cover go on the trunk really hit home how far everything has come now. That is one hell of a car there. Happy Easter everyone!
Nice old Iron, you fellas have acquired a good collection of Rigs, haven’t ya?! 👍👍✌🏻
It's great to see the parts donation's.
Perfect placement for teardrop light. Weld done with the Well ding on your van, man 😋
Even your friends projects are cool. I really like Ash's Nissan stuff. Small and agile equals fun to run.
Beautiful work as always! Thanks for sharing.
Great video Scott! That Boogie van will be epic.
I didn't think it was possible, but you already proved it to me.
You do a really beautiful job . -looks new again .
Quel bonheur... :-) Joyeuses Paques...
I'm glad you show little clips of Frankers. I'm pretty sure he has a fan following of her own out here. 😍😎😁 (Go Frankers!)
I’m so impressed at the level of quality you guys put out in your home garages, and sticking through a build like this, once u saw all that trim I don’t think I’d have the heart to do it. Truly a labor of love
“Dooon’t say make a dent”
WHY CAN’T MY FRIENDS RIFF THIS WELL!
Jeez,i love that colour!