Fury Update and more Newport Action!
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- Hi everyone! This week I'll be polishing up the 1960 Plymouth Fury and getting ready to start putting the trim back on the car! It's been a long road, but the car is looking nice and I can't wait to put it all back together!
My Newport backs up now (sorry I forgot to show itlast time, haha), and now it needs the charging system sorted out!
. 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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All the very best to everyone from me and Frankers and the Agents!
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Hi everyone! This week I'll be polishing up the 1960 Plymouth Fury and getting ready to start putting the trim back on the car! It's been a long road, but the car is looking nice and I can't wait to put it all back together!
My Newport backs up now (sorry I forgot to show it last time, haha), and now it needs the charging system sorted out!
. 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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"Alberta!" sez he with a grin,
Where I sinned me original sin.
The deed was so bold,
Or so I've been told,
That it ain't been allowed once again.
The Unknown Poet Formerly Known As The Unknown Poet, JPL
Editor's note:. Well, The Poet sez he was up to Alberta once and it was so cold his dick froze and fell off, and now he ain't got no dick. I can believe half that story.
Scott, do you have a PO Box for donations of classic car parts or anything of the sort ??
Mabe something to look into.???
Roger Marshall wondering the same thing. I have something I’d like send their way.
Fury is amazing, colour suits it perfectly. Cant wait to see the rest of the shiny bits go on! Have you thought where you are going with the interior?
I'm curious: Would radiusing the corners of the 1500 grit help keep them from scratching the finish?
Hudson and Kaiser running showdown sounds like the start of a world class video. Count me in for that!
Yeah we need another showdown because the Packard vs Buick was the best.
GO TEAM HUDSON !
Yes. Thumbs up!
I would like to see that also!
“When you’re worried about specks of dust in a car that didn’t have a bottom... You are getting close.” Well and truly said Scott.
👍😉
Kaiser vs Hudson! Sounds like a natural challenge!
Battle of the orphan underdogs!
I love your show but am even more impressed that you take the time to teach the rest of us how to do it. I’ve been doing body work for many years and I’m still learning from you. Thank you and all the best to the agents.
Couldn't have said it any better ALFAB, right on!
I wish he would show more detail of his metal shaping
Exactly he's a great teacher with major skill..
The funnest part of every car project.
Bolting on the shiny bits.
You worked so hard on your Plymouth.
It's satisfying to see the donning of her jewelry and badging. When you re-installed the Plymouth nose lettering, I remembered the '56 Plymouth from my youth. I rearranged the hood letters to read "OL THUMPY" because it was descriptive of her condition and seemed like a good idea at the time. Funny how stuff from almost 60 years ago stays in a guy's head, eh? Rock on.
I knew those big rear badges were cool, but those 'P L Y M O U T H' letters are pretty amazing!
Very cool how far they seem to pop out, and they also have that bowed-in face.
I love that line, “When you’re worried about dust specks on a car that had no bottom, you know you’re getting close.” Seems true about life in general.
My favorite Canadian! Saturday just isn’t complete without a new video from you.
i think utube is a great platform for people like you to show your skills and at the same give enormous pleasure to people interested in car restoration and many other subjects as well, i've watched this project from the beginning and its an amazing transformation considering what you started with,you must have enormous satisfaction in what you have achieved. I congratulate you on saving another part of American history.
Hudson and Kaiser running showdown sounds like another good team challenge.
The Plymouth looks so good. I especially liked the part when you said you were not getting carried away with this thing, as you were wet sanding. He he. We're all into it. Thanks...
Just think....someone actually had the job to design all the jewelry on that car! They went all out!
Wonderful, I don't know who is more proud of that 60 Fury. But Hot Damn, that paint looks just fabulous. What a gem
Fury looks excellent! Compliments to Dean for the improvement on his camera work, I didn't get seasick like usual!
That left rear quarter u made in 3 pieces is mint. Exellent workmanship. Cheers from ont. Mopar fanatic here
Dean was the ultimate Cheerleader. Take care of him. His Wows as the letters were going on were from the heart.
I still can't believe how you brought back the hood on the Plymouth! I never thought that sad, rusty tortured chunk of metal would ever look like that! Can't wait to see what you did for the bumper.
The Straight-8 Showdown was the apex of TH-cam entertainment and should be mandatory viewing for anyone who experiences virtual orgasm when seized engines run again. I can hardly wait for the Hudson-Kaiser Showdown!
The Fury is looking AWESOME Scott.
The fury looks super straight. You make all the rust /dent and ding repair look simple. The car looks amazing. 👍
Hey Scott greetings from the void ! Absolutely we need another showdown ! this old hermit looks forward to watching every saturday . the Fury looks awesome. i just picked up a1987 Olds Cutlass. the journey begins ! lol Cheers from the Armpit ! lol
@ymxctrails my dad had a 78 brougham !
It is a pleasure to watch these videos. Your Plymouth is divine. I can't wait for the Hudson-Kaiser challenge. It is going to be epic. Keep showing us these videos. Even the simple stuff like hunting down a non charging battery is a learning experience for some and that is what it's all about. The love of keeping these beauties going.👍👍
I like watching your video about 1960 Plymouth Fury. It's awesome to see how far it came all you guys work os had on Fury. Awesome video thank you
You: (Paints it in single stage) Good Enough!
Frankers:
You: OK...(repaints in Base/clear) But I'm not going to polish it.
Frankers:
You: OK, but I'm not doing a hot-to video.
lol
I will guarantee you that the Plymouth factory wasn’t nearly that meticulous when they applied the finish on that car.
Yep, no painting robots like today. An assembly line worker for this car probably had 60 to 70 seconds to complete a job...so one worker on each side installed the two rear medallions. Perhaps one worker put the individual letters on the hood followed by another worker down the line tightening those letters from inside the hood....all in the same 60-70 seconds.
absolutely love this car
cant tell that car never had a bottom I've been watching since u found it buried in cowshit ....amazing work
Hudson vs NASH the AMC clash! You can buy the whole seat but you'll only need THE EDGE!!!! P.S. The Fury looks great!
If they’re selling tickets to see the show then I’m buying.
I fully support a AMC clash. Who else is with us......
Great stuff, I can't get enough of the show. You didn't say it but I'm sure you coated the filed edge of the hole for the hood letter.
Got my hands on the family car at the age of 16 and never looked back. At 73 with 23 cars and trucks still going strong and plan to do so for quite awhile.
I've learned from you all and been inspired greatly. Thank you
Damn that Newport is a good looking car.
Agree! My dad had a Fury III HT when I was a kid. Hugh 2 door Landyacht, and I see some of the lines in that.
Come in from shovelling snow to sit in my nice warm basement with a drink and here we are. Thanks for the upload, cheers!! Frankers is gonna open that beer, only a matter of time haha!!
Got a look at your "Pink camera" at 29.30 as you where filming Dean, it showed in the glass window behind him. Look forward to this "same old shit" every week !
The Fury looks better than new! Really, it's magic! Scott : Keep it Up , Love your work!
I have a hard time seeing all those big beautiful 60' Plymouths going down the assembly line with all those little bits going on. What an asskicking bunch of workers back then. Love all of the work you and you're buddies have done. Excellent job! plus documenting it in the process. Professional beyond words. Thanks for your channel. Makes the weekend warriors like me, step up our game. Dont be lazy, someone else is gonna own this car.
That Fury so blessed to have you as a custodian, your attention to detail is inspiring. Look forward to the finale/Fury season end. Kaiser - Hudson challenge sounds good to me. As we all keep being told to stay home great to have you guys drop by courtesy of TH-cam.
I am impressed that you have a picture of a 1977 Buick Estate Wagon on your garage wall! Awesome!
Best part of Saturday. The furry is beautiful Scott. !!!
It's stuff like the editing at 1:44 & 38:04 (dean feelin the wobble pops) that makes this channel great. Every video has its' Easter egg. Cheers
Better than any show I can get my hands on in the field of car restoration! Love it!
The Fury is a thing of beauty Scott, I'm kinda proud to have been following you guys since the very beginning . Watching your progress actually helps me keep going here on my projects so thank you for the incentive to keep things moving .
As for the stopping distance of 500 feet , I think I could land and get my Champ stopped in about the same distance. That would be a cool challenge.
Just Nothing Short of " Amazing ".. From what this car WAS....!! to what it is Now... Hard Work and Not too much money.. So Much Winning.. Love That Ply Mouth..
You had me at the thumbnail! From the paint to the tailfin badges, this is a beautiful project.
I like seeing how you save all the old cars from the crusher without guys like you they will be all gone!!!
ZZTop recorded that unique Chrysler starter sound on the song Manic Mechanic from their 1981 album El Loco. Check it out, it's a great album. Great inspiration for a new year of showdowns and "will it starts".
Gotta love the snow halfway up the window outside of the 51 Kaiser
Yes! kaiser vs. Hudson! I can't wait to see that! Love the Plymouth, and the Citroen completely intrigues me...wonderful cars. Your channel really is helping me as I slowly go through my Late Dad's 1958 T-Bird convertible. It runs pretty good now, but still needs some TLC from stem to stern. I look forward to the videos every week. Keep up the GREAT work!
I'm addicted to this Car...! What a gem !
Ah brilliant! Super auto-box fix there. Really great to see bits going back onto the Fury too, particularly the monster size rear wing decal.
I love that bloody big Hudson and look forward to seeing more of it.
Well done guys, keep safe and look forward to seeing more shenanigans.
Someone really loved that Newport. Glad you are showing it some respect also.
It was about this time a long while ago, I've forgotten, that you got the Fury initially. I've enjoyed awaiting for new updates all the while your channel grows. Keep up the superb and quite educational footage.
Kaiser v. Hudson -- absolutely want to see that!
And the paint on that Fury didn't look that good from the factory, man -- what an amazing job! And that emblem on the tail fin? Wow! That turned out amazingly well!! So impressive all the way around!
Great timing! I just made my first drink of the day! This makes my day complete! Thanks Scott, Frankers and Agents!
You guys are awesome and I always look forward to seeing your content and laugh along with you all. The Plymouth came up a treat and I'm looking forward to seeing it all go back together. A massive HI from the UK 👋👋
That Fury is a real stunner... looking forward to the finished product.
Right rear quarter. That is not a medallion. It is a badge of honour! Well done!
That '60 Plymouth is going to become quite the show car!!!! Hudson show down? Yeah!
All of the documentation on the hood was great. It is all about the documentation. That is the best part. I collect vintage nonsense especially if these is an original box and docs. Last year, I started collecting old watches. First, I was buying just the watches, then it became watches with original boxes, then it became boxes that just happened to have watches inside them, and next I presume it will just be the box. The vintage watch boxes or cases were pieces of art with great style. It is a sickness. Great show as usual.
Great job on the fury guys!! It's looking so fine and the Newport is too. What a beast of a car but there's nothing like them around anymore. Yes on the Hudson /Kaiser for sure!! The straight 8 showdown was so much fun to watch I'd love to see something like it again.
1960 Fury looks ..glacial silver-blue ? The various chrome/stainless trim pieces will reflect the blue sky -in summer..What a Result. Also a Newport update. It nearly went to the derby too ? Excellent that you saved it. KAISER and HUDSON -The Resurrection. A Great Idea. Yes Go 4 It ! Cheers people.
Two worthy adversaries, for sure... Excelsior!
Man it's amazing the work you do I never comment but I had to say that GOOD HANDS can't w8 for the next project!✌️
I really enjoy watching the updates on the fury, it's looking good!👍👍
The Fury was definitely worth the extra work. Coming along so nicely. Love the Citroen as well. Love watching your work progress. And yes, I do have quite a good idea as to what it takes. I've painted a few cars, but on the fly so to speak, usually while driving them, hoping to find a calm day to give them a good spray. maybe some day I'll be able to do a car under better conditions like yours. Thanks for sharing. Yeah, I'd like to see the cars in the garage alive again. So many things. I'm still having my hands full getting this apartment done and then I have an '82 Yamaha 920 Virago to spruce up a bit. Guy said it had carb problems. It came with 2 tanks and both had overspray inside.
Nice Bike! Plymouth is looking better everytime l see it - l can't believe it's present state from what you had to start with...you have some Great Friends...for what it's worth - l was a gas station attendant in the early 70s...Esso, Hess, Texaco (night manager) & Tenneco...l loved those jobs
The best hour on the weekend is always a new video made in canada!
Lads been watching the fury rebuild since the start absolutely brilliant work, envy the amount of fantastic cars you get to work with,living the life through you thanks guys
Those hood letters are too damn cool.
Hi Frankers loved your toy video and your Dad's car is looking pretty Sweet 😉
That is one beautiful car Scott ! Very nice , I have been watching all episodes , saw it from the start . Wow!
Just 2:53 into this installment, &'d it is way fab!👍👍😉. So much of U is in the fury. Geeze, U're magician. This car is not a beater. This is a labor of love! Yes! 😮😆. Am subbing, will do more 4 support later, ( bad times ). Any rate, love 2 see the Newport or the blue fury receive near the same treatment! 🇨🇦😲👍😉😆
It may be a while but , it’s on my wish list. Awesome work you do, you have amazing skills and knowledge . Keep the videos coming !
What if I spend sat. staring at my in-screen? It is the only way to feel good when I know Scott has uploaded a video that I waited for. Yes, what buds, thank you so much for sharing your adventures with things that go wha wha and roah roah. Also, did that Crysler have two different plates, front and back, or is that how it is done in ALBERTA? All these years have passed and it is only now that I have learned how to wet sand. Hats off to you all!!!!
Thanks Scott!!- Rich
rich melillo when a car is classic, in some areas you’re allowed to run vintage plates. Some areas allow you to have vintage era plates on the car, and the current ones in the car. Some areas only require a rear tag so the front can be anything.
The Fury seems to glow now with that glass - like finish ! The letters on the hood appear to float , Virgil E is Excited I bet to be looking upon his once forgotten forlorn design masterpiece from the heavens being revived. Surprise entry for Winter Beater Challenge appears to be the Newport. AL must have given up on the Granada, had hoped to see it compete against Dean's LTD... Popular Mechanics magazine used to do car showdowns, check out some old issues.
Go for the Hudson/Kaiser showdown !!!!,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,............The Fury is a beauty !..... nice work Scott... I guess you need to finish up a few projects before returning to your SM ......This is the best channel on you tube !!!! The Newport is worthy of some TLC with a light tidy too
1:43 probably the greatest single scene ever produced for TH-cam, cannot stop watching Frankers!
So in love w/ c bodies, super deal, yes!
I've spent the last week or so getting caught up on your 60 Fury and you've done an incredible job with it. I learn so much from you and the channel in general. Love that Newport too! I'm a C body guy at heart. I think I spied Pokey on the Newport's dash too. I'll also add that I'd love to see Hudson vs. Kaiser - great content on CWM!
Scott excellent job on the 60, yes yes yes for the 51 challenge ,great fixing on the daily .this show makes my Saturday complete .
Ahhh yes.....once you start bolting the chrome back on it's hard to stop. It's so cool that people have donated parts to help complete the Fury. I've never even paid attention to any 60 Fury before this series started but now I totally understand the obsession. That being said.....I don't ever want to work on one. 😂
I'm #147 ! That Paint job is bitchin ! It looks slicker than snot on a door knob,or owl shit...lol.... same thing huh ? Nice Bike project ! Speaking of bikes it has hit 70 plus degrees here in NC. Spring has sprung. Wow vintage rubber still in the wrapper.
Sounds like we missed a lot of great dialogue in that time-lapse based on what I heard! Thanks for the tip on minding the corners, I remember making those scratches!
That 60 fury is badass I have been watching since the first video . Very nice how she looks now .
Any time I see a Fury update, I hit like even before you mentioned “ hit like “ to see the Hudson running again Scott. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺
I always enjoy the video's. My preference would be to rebuild the Frazer . Oh, I know I have brought this up before. You may ask, but why the Frazer? Is it worth investing time and resources in? My answer would be, because "the old girl" deserves it. She looks great on tee shirts, you have already done the interior and a lot of other mechanical work, she could serve as both a winter beater and a nice summer ride. She's perfect for that late night refreshment and chip run. She can take the rough terrain, lots of room for Frankers and Agents, she has charm and could be used for a variety of purposes, and the women(s) love her.
P.S. The Fury looks great. She is going to be a real beauty with the chrome on her.
Well it’s Sunday morning in the great Southland , Bob the dog and I are up and watching that latest from the deep north. Both of Fury’s are looking fine. Have a great Saturday / Sunday Scott, Frankers and Agents. Doug
Marked safe from great toilet paper shortage in Australia . Lol
Yes and yes on the Kaiser and Hudson!!
I love your show . A great job. 1.5 years of great work on your fury. Is it time, car show coming soon? Are we there yet.
Love the Hudson. The getaway car from Swamp Women (1956). The most fun Mike Connors ever had.
Fury's looking good great job can't wait till all the jewelrys on it!!! So excited !!!!!$$!
I really wish i could just hit a fast forward button wen i wet sand&buff cars and then just be done.....man wouldnt that be great?!!! Lol
Fun to watch on a cool rainy day here in the south with a cup of hot java.
I've had excellent results with PB Blaster. Squirt some on, wait a few, appyly (mild and gradually increasing) torque. Works well. Greetings from Georgia, USA. I remember snow and -20F cold from youth in suburban Cleveland, Ohio. Keep on keepin' on!
So happy for you the fury is painted polished 👍
THE FURY LOOKS WOOOOOOOW GREAT !!!! THANKS !
i was behind a Lamborghini in my 1974 Skoda in moderate traffic and the fumes from the lambo gave me a speed boost
Me personally, I want to hear everything you have to say! If I could slow down your "speeding up Fast Forward" I would to hear what you said! Hudson and Kaiser? Why not! Thanks for your efforts and experience you're sharing!
Came for the Fury, left with even more love for the Newport.
Hooray another challenge! I'll will be watching.
Really incredible that after many many hours of hard work you are still at it with that Plymouth. need a vault purged with argon to keep it. Incredible achievement.
Plymouth looks amazing. Looking forward to seeing more. Look forward to seeing what you're doing next week. 👍👍✌