MATCHBOX Restoration No 6c Euclid Quarry Truck 1963
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- One of my subscribers named Steve Burrows, emailed me saying that he had a Matchbox truck which he wished to send to me to be restored. He had found it buried in a forest behind his house. He lives in Wales, and kindly mailed it to me free of charge, from half way around the world!
I am using a new technique to join axle ends together in this video. My inspiration came from youtuber "Diecast Show Customs".
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1. Marty for President of the world. 2. I like the ending scene with your current project in its imagined natural habitat.
Anyone else laugh at the headlines of the newspapers in the spray booth?
YES! I had to pause it to try and read that better! :)
Yes lol
He does that all the time. I love it!
Absolutely... love the random and unexpected comedy
“Watch me loose my clothes” ... bet that got lots of attention too.. Naked person finds deceased game player in
cabinet. Has too much free beer, and joins movement to ban plastic bags...
Marty is that cool uncle we all want but don't deserve. You're a gem mate
Lazarus, the quarry truck, back from the dead....great restoration!
great,well done,taking a lost toy and bringing it back to life.well done sir.i too was rather taken by the newspaper."watch me lose my clothes", needs further investigation.great watching your vids marty.well done my friend
I paused at 1:04. Do it in two colors! Do it in two colors! It's awesome that it was even found. OK, back to the video.
Edit: Done watching. Thank you for all the work and putting gravel in it. Toys are only happy when played with.
I have that Euclid truck, I paid a dollar for mine and sanded it down and painted it lime green including the center of the wheels. Those trucks were built 25 miles from where I live. Beautiful restoration.
Amazing transformation! I was born in 64 as well. Wish I could be rejuvenated like that. I too look like I’ve been buried in a forest for decades, but I’m betting it’s gonna take more than some sanding paint and glue to do the job.
Oohhh A Thurday treat.🎅🎅🎅🎅 i was in stitches when the paint brush fell appart🤣🤣
How about when Marty put his disposable work mat in the trash and there lay his nuclear paint stripper?😂
@@rexgrl3 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It was awesome to find this upload video when I got home from work. The dump truck turned out great and love your new stripper. Thanks for your humor
This restoration is courtesy of 'Steve Burrows'. - Thanks mate!
What got you started with repairing toy cars?
Loved seeing you not give in Marty and the end result was justified
Can you get Evaporust in your region? Soak rusted part in this overnight.
That was a nice restoration Marty.
I had that model when I was a kid. Ran the wheels wobbly.
You need to put the drill bit further into the drill chuck so the drill bit doesn't flex and run off center.
I am from a village 3 miles from newport! Small world!
soak it in 50=50 vinigar and water for about 10 days the rust will be gone,,,, criky marty ya have restord just about every matchbox toy i had as a kid thank's mate ya bringing back a lot of memories for an old 55 year old bloke
I know! - I'm the same age and I was born in England and also had many of these models as I grew up! - Great memories for us all!!!
I had this truck as a kid, and it is an absolute pleasure to watch your restoration skills my friend. Thank you for that Sir 👍 Tam.
Great job Marty! Reforming and re-drilling the broken hinge on the tipper body is a brilliant repair. I will have to revisit my Matchbox K11 Fordson Tractor and trailer and do the same. I repaired the tipper by glueing a piece of metal next to the broken hinge to put the pivot pin through - but I'm not happy with it as a repair.
I was strolling through ebay, when i found the K11 set going for very cheap: tipper body missing off trailer, all tyres missing, and the trailer towing eye missing. Steering wheel bent. Later, a job lot of tipper bodies came up for sale: one of which was the correct one. I got this and sold on the other tipper bodies I did not need. Repro tyres and a towing eye got the set coupled up again and rolling. I used a rivet nail for the hinge too. Carefully straightened the steering wheel, and another Matchbox model was saved. Probably ended up spending more on it, than if I had bought a different K11 set in better condition.
I drove a 50 ton Euclid haul truck,when I started at the rock quarry. They were all Euclid green, ugly color actually. Great job Marty! Great video!
another gem.....for what it is worth when soldering I coat both ends to be soldered with flux the using cored solder just heat the iron, coat with solder and touch the joint to be soldered-seems to work a treat for me....great restoration with just enough silliness -helps us get by in these weird times we live in!
Thanks for the tips Ron, I was a bit rusty when it came to the soldering.
Beautiful restoration! It was in really bad shape but it looks brand new. Thanks for sharing this.
Well done Marty, that showed your skills I had no idea it was that bad but you brought this little chap back from the dark, again well bloody done cobber
Great to see that you watched the show! It wouldn't of happened without you!
Marty's Matchbox Makeovers I watch all your uploads, it’s amazing to see this truck in your hands in Australia, again I think it shows your skill level well done Marty !
i’m from caerphilly wales lol
Hi Liam didn’t he do well with that
yes definitely looked ready for the bin at first
Hello Mr. Marty's, I found your U-Tube channel by accident. I have watch you remanufactured several Matchboxs. I have determined that you do OUTSTANDING WORK, keep it up young man. Anthony. Inglewood, California. U.S.A. 🐢🇺🇸🐢🇺🇸🐢🇺🇸
That little yellow truck is so happy to be loved once again. Excellent job.
Смотрю все ваши ролики и теперь сам ремонтирую свою коллецию..... спасибо, вам респект и уважение..
Great work! You give these mass produced toys the value they deserve. The design work you reveal in the tear down is so surprising. These were such desirable, pocketable and inexpensive toys and they survived a hard life, in most cases. It would be fun to remake the little yellow boxes they came in too.
The most amazing Lesney Matchbox toys moments included the masses of them donated to Blue Peter appeals. They raised huge sums of money. I feel like collecting some just because they are worthy of huge respect. Thank you for recreating that box fresh moment we got when we tipped our latest bijou toy out of its tiny yellow box and loved it like a friend. Your channel is full of lovely nostalgic surprises.
lots of flux and flat head soldering iron tip. You do a great job and I'm envious of you skill!
I love the way you present your videos with your unique gentle humour and always look forward to seeing them.
Please spare a thought for all girl households in the 50's and 60s who were never given cars as presents.
Your videos more than make up for it.
Thank you. 👱
I'm glad that the double decker bus made it safely to you! Also, this truck looks amazing.
Yes Kevin! Your bus is in the line for a video soon. Watch this Space!
Hi, im from Brazil!!! Thanks for another vídeo!!! Amazing!! Thanks!
Great work. Just shows what can be achieved with a bit of swearing and a lot of skill. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
That was a great Restoration Marty, from the forest floor to the top shelf, what a struggle you had with this one. Great finish.
Thanks Willowfs4472 , I hope that you enjoyed the show.
Hello from the United States. Nice to see another successful restoration. Keep them coming
You are getting very good at the refurbs!! Good job Marty. Looks like Marty's Mixture was a wee bit too strong🤣🤣🤣🤣. And yes yes yes to bloopers!
wow your dedicated, and that truck is happy not to be forgotten anymore.
This is by far your best video yet Marty......once things started breaking I woud have given up and opened a tinny!
But you cracked on and ended up with a fine restoration thanks to your skills.
Cheers for sharing mate !! 👍👍
That was one sad sorry truck that most would have given up on. Fantastic work.
Not only are you a brilliant restorer Mister Marty you're quite the comedian also keep it up please.
You didn’t just restore this. You brought it back from the dead.
Truckromancy. :D
Miraculous restoration! Even with your skill that had to be tough. *applause*
Thank you so much for doing your videos I just lost my Golden retrievers to today and I was so sad but when your pant stripper eat your paint brush I had a laugh and then your out takes you are awesome I Watch your video all the time thank you
Glad to have made you smile in your time of loss, Marty.
that was good work. to get it from what it was to where it is is impressive. well done sir
Mesmerizing work Marty! Hope the wifes TEETH are hanging in there!
You had a challenge job to do and you done pretty well. And yellow is my favorite color.
Hi Marty, thank you for sharing your Matchbox restorations. You have awaken a love for these cars and trucks I enjoyed very much as a young boy in the 1960's. My collection has been lost for many years. Watching your show has brought back so many great memories. I like telling my wife which cars and trucks you have restored that were in my collection. My first Matchbox was the army half track my grandmother gave me in about 1964. Thank you so much for restoring these wonderful memories. Wishing all the best from Dallas, Texas. Robert.
Thanks Robert from Dallas, what a great post. Glad that you are lovin' the vids. How does your wife feel about you mentioning which cars were in your collection? Mine would tell me to 'Shut up'! Ha Ha!, Marty.
Epic restoration mate. A bit touch and go at times I imagine too
Well done mate, you are getting well known and liked in the diecast restoration world, you turned an absolute scrapper in to a bloody decent little model
Thanks nethalus for your encouraging comment.
I see references to your work all over other people you tube sites.
Again you have brought a matchbox vehicle back to life! Great work, Marty.
That's Real Bloody Fine Craftsmanship you did on the Dump Truck, had mine in 67, & was Stolen by my Cousin in August 69.
Greetings from snowy and cold Canada!! Outstanding restoration, Marty! A great way waiting for the motorway to open after a crash early this morning. Your tipper lorry looks brand new!!
Thanks Clare, hope that you appreciate that I am restoring these vehicles in 38 degree heat!
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Mate, your videos are the best on TH-cam! I can't wait for each one. Keep up the great work and keep the humor coming!
Thanks Len, I am humbled by your comment!
Wow a true resurrection with this one...but at least you didn’t have to struggle with any pesky decals!🙂👍
I just love watching you work your magic !! Amazing what you do with glue and baking powder !! There's no stopping you !!! ha ha
I think those wheels were already cracked by the expanding rust...
I agree, my thoughts exactly. Thanks for watching Dave!
The rust was the only thing holding them together! :)
Or simple dried out .
@@derek763 Yes, still trying to perfect.
Any thoughts about resin-casting replacement wheels -- of course, you'd need RTV silicone to make molds, the resin to make the casts, and of course at least one good wheel in each size for use as the master.
Oh again a beautiful model, I also had as a child.
To solve rust, cola is also good.
But you are very handy in restoring, compliment.
Hi Marty you are a amazing, you would never no that the Matchbox Model had sat unground for all those years , bloody fantastic job Marty.
Thanks Marty for the baking soda and super glue trick. I broke a spoon rest my wife made and reached for super glue and baking soda and it was good as new in no time.
Yeah it comes in handy!
Awesome Marty a lot of work in that one.
Yes too much work for such a small thing.
Very impressive Marty!
I wouldnt mind buying a bottle of Marty's magnificent paint stripper. Nice job!
Prob is , I haven't found a container that withstands it's corrosive capabilities!!!!
That wheel method is ace!
You should call it Marty’s Marvellous Matchbox Mechanical Mushrooming Method or 6M for short.
It’s twice as good as anything 3M have to offer!
Great resto, mate! Good on yer!
Well done Marty, another great restoration. I would probably have given up on that one and chucked it in the bin. Or re-buried it in a forest in New South Wales. There's a word for that, but I'm buggered if I know what it is. And if there isn't then there should be.
Not New South Wales, South Wales in Britain, in Newport.
Hi Marty! I love your videos and I recently recommended your channel to a friend who became an instant fan! Coca Cola will eat rust; I’m not sure how long it would take as compared to the WD-40 but it’s worth a shot. Great makeover and I look forward to the next project! Cheers.
I remember this model as the very first toy-car I ever had! Oh boy, where have they all gone... :-D
That one put you to work!
Surprised more of it didn't just fall apart. Two rust removal systems I have seen used on restoring large hand tools, an over night soak in vinegar and a product we have in the USA called PB Blaster. PB's is a penetrating oil in a spray can, it has worked well for me on removing bolts on car engines.
☠ RIP Hide and seek Champ ☠
yeah wtf, how was he never found and how did he die in there XD
Look at the newspaper of his fire truck model lol
poor thing
I like the bottle truck newspaper article
He was found on the moon next to the london bus
A good test if your skills there Marty
The Euclid truck was the first matchbox vehicle I ever bought. One of my favorites.
the more difficult the restoration, the more interesting they are to watch. That's how I got hooked, you had one that had been ran over that was a real mess... I watched that one, I was hooked.
The 'Hide & Seek' champ took the 'hide' part of the game too seriously!
That was why he was the champ ..
Restoration *par excellante*
excellence*
I have to admire your patience, attention to detail and problem-solving skills. If it were me I would have binned it when the tipper pivot broke and claimed I never got it.
"Sorry, Steve...never arrived, mate. Musta got lost in the post."
It’s is really interesting when you repair and bring back to life the very near unrepairable like you’ve done here. Dig up more more Matchbox relics that appear to be dead in arrival. lol You are a skilled talented surgeon with resourceful healing powers 😊
I have always loved die cast cars and love to restore Hotwheels, but you have renewed my love of Matchbox and I can't wait to restore a few. What is a great resource to learn more about 1-75 Matchbox? I love the learning as much as I love messing about with them...
Instead of paying top dollar for 'polystripper' most store sell there own version, which is MUCH cheaper and does the same job (I get mine from Wilco's).
also try using vinegar to dissolve the rust, it works fine.
I use vinegar around the garage for rust removal. but how do you prevent flash rust from forming afterwards?
Is there ANYTHING vinegar cannot do?
G'day Marty, FYI my "Royal Langnickel 20/0" brushes arrived today. Very nice brushes I wish I had them years ago. I also agree with two other viewers. Flux and a good cleaning will help the solder flow and yes the rust expansion is what cracked those wheels. Great job as usual mate. Tom USA.
Thanks Tom, I hope you get some use out of those brushes.
It makes me happy to see a long forgotten and broken toy come back to life.
I didn't realise hide and seek could be lethal.
nex time use white vinager to loosen the rust
+++ Agree, vinegar bath overnight really breaks down rust . Plus it is a mild acid and will give a nice etch on the pot metal body for paint adhesion :)
I was about to comment the same thing.
didnt know about the bottled lemon juice, will try it nex time@
I owned hundreds of these things as a kid, mostly Hotwheels. So, you have stirred my interest. I may get a few old ones and give it a shot myself.
Marty you take this to new heights. What you do is well beyond restoration! The repairs you do are pure MAGIC. And love the sense of humor, and your commentary is also extremely therapeutic.
I love your channel! Is there a Guide stating the rare models?
Have you tried to recast them with a mold
No, a bit too technical for me!
I'm amazed that the truck was found in Wales, because when I was about nine years old I found a very similar one buried in a hedge near my grandmother's house. I showed it to my mother and she immediately recognised it - it had been hers, and she remembered losing in the hedge thirty-five years earlier.
Another great job! Always enjoy watching you make diamonds out of coal. 👍
The poor child who lost this toy around 40-50 years ago.
They should be found and reunited with their truck.
Ok.... Brought that back from the dead... Are you related to Mr Frankenstein by any chance ??
Marty the news is Australia is great. I love the titles you sneak in on every episode. It gives me a good chuckle.
Marty, you certainly brought this one back from the dead! Well done, mate.
that was funny
Thank you hoped you enjoyed it.
LMFAO Sunday Sport, Hide & seek champ found dead in cupboard, Reminds me of the headline they ran in the 80's, World War 2 bomber found on the moon.
I've seen that one too! :)
Or the one where the Elvis statue was found on Mars
Again marty i love your use of different technique...but i love the newpapers headlines.
Marty you do such a thorough job, such outstanding restorations..... Again, thanks for being you Marty!
Hold on, mate! Let me just go snatch my second dose of caffeine (and my second dose of nicotine) and I will be able to indulge THREE of my favourites at the same time.........................
Watch the video George before commenting, this one may not be as good as you think. ;)
@@MartysMatchboxMakeovers - This was BETTER than I expected! You may not think the end result "perfect" but I believe that it would take some pretty careful examination to determine that the end result was actually a restoration. Masterful! I enjoyed the process so much that I shall indulge in a forbidden third dose of nicotine while I watch the video for the second time (don't feel guilty, I don't). I am also consistently amused by your choice of reading material.........................Thanks for taking us along for the ride and thanks to 'Steve Burrows" (!) for making it possible.
I don’t think you should give up on your stripper. I suggest a name change to make-up remover, it’s all about marketing.
THANK YOU...for sharing. Saved another one, nice work, you seem to really enjoy your hobby. Keep the videos coming. Gary from N.E. Ohio.
Another gem, Marty! Thanks! Roy
These metal models that captivated our imagination all those years ago are brought back to life from Marty The Magition...
Another great one! Love seeing all of your work and seeing the channel keep growing as it is well deserved
Thank you, Steve we enjoyed watching Marty repair the tipper lorry. One of his most difficult resto to date.
Charles Wilson Peale yep definitely tested his patience and skill level , I found this truck under the soil in the forest by me , it’s amazing it found its way to Australia and it’s seen the light again
Not only that but I'm a Yank, so it's being seen all over the world. Again, thank you for sending it. I really enjoyed watching a project that tested Marty's skill level. It really caused him to up his game. :-)
Charles Wilson Peale yep I thought at first it was a lost cause but he definitely pulled it off mate it looked brilliant
Looks like this one was perhaps your biggest challenge ever.
Well done as usualy!
Brightening up a wet and miserable Winter's night in Ireland. Class act.
"Covered in missing paint..." Sorry, but that line makes my head hurt a little. :) Very good job as usual, Marty!
Amazing work! I am constantly surprised at the level of detail those old Matchbox cars and trucks had. No wonder I loved them as a kid... :)
I really enjoy your videos. You have inspired me to try my hand at a few Matchbox restorations. Nothing as involved as yours, but still a lot of fun. Thank you!