Good Job.. Repair, remake & recycling are best way to save the Nature and world.. New Fashion..means peoples running just for latest fashion its Stupid money marketing business. Use and throw things are most dangerous, all making dirty our nature .. So recycle all maximum..to save the nature..
Working on one for a customer currently - they're alright to repair, nothing too hectic/difficult when it comes to welding them. They rust, but there's always an end to the rust close enough to each repair, I.E good metal to work back off & the shapes are simple as chips, nothing too swervy-curvy to get excited about. Good vans IMO - the mechanicals are tank.
At a glance, gun the chaps using is too restrictive & dry - you see that clearly with the primer, it's going on too thin & too dry with a tiny fan - you want to be hosing that stuff on with a big fan. Same goes for all the other paint coats, that gun sucks. Great outcome considering the gear used. That paintgun would do my head in.
That was awesome. This is way better than going to the junkyard and much cheaper than buying a brand new 2019 or 2020 vehicle! Why doesn't everybody do this?!?!?
This was a lot of fun to watch. A suggestion: use a tripod and do a time lapse. It helps show the scope of the job and it is easy to edit together. Slide shows of still photography are antiquated. It should be a last resort. A backup, if you loose all your footage. The jobs you choose are interesting and show a lot of skill and ingenuity. Keep up the good work.
All the Vanettes are gone here in Europe, mostly by rust, the few survivors by emission laws... My uncle had one like this in luxury version, turned it into a stealth camper long before the style was even known! :-) But with your backyard paint job, all cars of the neighbours look the same now... :-D Great job!
I think there are still some left in Austria. I remember seeing one in Vienna not too long ago. The oldest Japanese car I've seen here recently was an early-80s (I think pre--1983) Toyota Lite Ace in a strange reddish brown. It's still on black plates, which means it hasn't changed hands and the owners haven't moved outside Vienna since at least 1990 (every time that happens, new plates are issued and new plates are white with black lettering since 01/01/90). A family I knew from school drove a 1986 LiteAce with black plates, originally yellow but painted like a flower meadow with blue sky above. They sold it to a collector in the mid-2000s. Apparently the original owner painted the car right as she bought it and sold it after only one year, maybe because she moved overseas, not quite sure about that.
Nissan sold a similar van in the USA. However, to get more American drivers interested, they included a 3.0L V6. Unfortunately, they made some mistakes in design, and the van became a huge fire risk. Nissan bought back these vans in the USA and destroyed all of them to prevent a lawsuit. I never imagined a lawsuit could cost as much as all those vans did.
My dad had one of these buses it was dark blue and orange and growing up as a kid i used to help fix it when it get a problem it was one exactly like this
OEM and aftermarket manufacturers often continue making parts if the car is a desirable classic. For example, it might not be difficult to find something for a 1965 Ford Mustang.
Most people would just send that van for scrap. I know in Canada here that's what would happen, we are a throw away society. We'd be ridiculed and discouraged from restoring this van because it's not worth anything. If something happened to it, insurance would give you very little. This is recycling, takes less energy to restore this van than it does to make a new car and I'm a greenie. Like what you do here, keep it up.Should send you my 58 Chev.
I loved watching this.. I have been to Sri Lanka, beautiful country and beautiful people.
Yes its right
appreciate it :)
Yes
Plz come back😅
Doing what you can, with the tools you've got, in the middle of the bush and getting a result like that? Priceless. Great job and well done!
Alat seadanya tetapi hasil yang maksimal...luar biasa paman
Good Job.. Repair, remake & recycling are best way to save the Nature and world.. New Fashion..means peoples running just for latest fashion its Stupid money marketing business. Use and throw things are most dangerous, all making dirty our nature .. So recycle all maximum..to save the nature..
සුපිරිම වැඩක්!
ඇත්ත .මේ බාසුන්නැහෙ කොහෙද ඉන්නෙ
I have driven this model. Very reliable and easy to maintain. Had to replace clutch plates twice though. Great work!
Love watching your video I got some ideas for car restoration, I'm from Philippines. Mabuhay
こんなに綺麗なC22バネット見たことないねぇ〜
日本に持ってきたら、バケモンみたいな価格になるんだろうなぁ〜
ナイスな仕事してますなぁ。
You do an amazing job with very limited tools and facilities, I salute you and thank you for sharing
Not bad. He doesn't has complicated tools but still does good work.
This is how vehicles are refurbished in Sri Lanka. there are a lot of skilful mechanics like this all over the country!
me kena koheda inne
@@charithrajapaksha7089 matath hoyaganna one meyala koheda
Baddegama ,Galle.
@@supunmadushanka3914 මචන් මට කොහොම හරි හොයල දෙන්නකො.මගෙ තියන්නෙ මේ වෑන් එකක්
Working on one for a customer currently - they're alright to repair, nothing too hectic/difficult when it comes to welding them. They rust, but there's always an end to the rust close enough to each repair, I.E good metal to work back off & the shapes are simple as chips, nothing too swervy-curvy to get excited about. Good vans IMO - the mechanicals are tank.
At a glance, gun the chaps using is too restrictive & dry - you see that clearly with the primer, it's going on too thin & too dry with a tiny fan - you want to be hosing that stuff on with a big fan. Same goes for all the other paint coats, that gun sucks. Great outcome considering the gear used. That paintgun would do my head in.
nice work😍change the old vehicle to new is the best work ever
That was awesome. This is way better than going to the junkyard and much cheaper than buying a brand new 2019 or 2020 vehicle! Why doesn't everybody do this?!?!?
Yeah men ! Lovely van model
AWSOME VIDEO PRESENTATION I USED TO DO THIS KIND OF WORK AND IT'S ALWAYS VERY SATISFYING. ..GREAT JOB !!!
This was a lot of fun to watch. A suggestion: use a tripod and do a time lapse. It helps show the scope of the job and it is easy to edit together. Slide shows of still photography are antiquated. It should be a last resort. A backup, if you loose all your footage.
The jobs you choose are interesting and show a lot of skill and ingenuity. Keep up the good work.
looks like they took your advice !!
@@toddyrocks I was going to say the same thing!!haha
Wonderful!!!The restoration is done by one person with a helper. The restored vehicle looks good. Great mechanic 👍👍
Eka nam Elakiri .Jaya wewa.
Great job. Btw, this only works in poorer countries, since otherwise the labor and parts costs will greatly surpass the vehicle value.
Absolutely a beautiful restoration, you should be very proud of yourself. Job very well done.
Me gusta mucho 😃😃😃.
Yo quisiera ver una prueba de manejo ahora que lo restauraron.
Les doy gracias a Dios por la gran restauración.
totaly fantastic restoration you are great being outside you work awesome
Uncle please use a mask while spray painting. Best wishes from Karnataka, India. 👍👍
Really appreciate you
Good job 👍
Nice work Sir
That's awesome 👍 from philippine, more more vlog
Ficou linda
Ótimo trabalho
Ótimo vídeo
Um grande abraço
Great restoration of this legendary van 👍💯
great to see you doing a car what a beauty
Nice beautiful Work
All the Vanettes are gone here in Europe, mostly by rust, the few survivors by emission laws...
My uncle had one like this in luxury version, turned it into a stealth camper long before the style was even known!
:-)
But with your backyard paint job, all cars of the neighbours look the same now...
:-D
Great job!
I think there are still some left in Austria. I remember seeing one in Vienna not too long ago. The oldest Japanese car I've seen here recently was an early-80s (I think pre--1983) Toyota Lite Ace in a strange reddish brown. It's still on black plates, which means it hasn't changed hands and the owners haven't moved outside Vienna since at least 1990 (every time that happens, new plates are issued and new plates are white with black lettering since 01/01/90). A family I knew from school drove a 1986 LiteAce with black plates, originally yellow but painted like a flower meadow with blue sky above. They sold it to a collector in the mid-2000s. Apparently the original owner painted the car right as she bought it and sold it after only one year, maybe because she moved overseas, not quite sure about that.
I own C22 Vanette in Ukraine, previous owner bought it in Poland) Are you fan of this model?
යකෝ අපේ කොල්ලෙක්නේ... ❤️
Very good restoration bro 👍👍👍👍🏎🏎🏎
Excelente trabajo.. saludos desde Yucatán México.
Another talented member of the family (???).
nice work....i like it..
patta
Very nice work 🔥
Best wishes for your help and I have been in the world of fun and games. Thanks
Nice job👍
Nice job.
129 people are just jealous they can't even change their own oil, never mind do this level of a restoration
Hermoso trabajo! Admiración y felicitaciones a quienes la hicieron posible! Argentina presente.
Somebody should donate some machines and quipments to these guys. They are really successful.
Very nice job.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Outstanding restoration.proud to be a sri lankan.music title please
Nice stuff dude 👍 හොඳයි
Alot of work my friend but good job! 👍 👍
very good job, (comme d' habitude), how many days for rebuild this little beauty ?
Salut Pascal 👋
Bom trabalho parabens very good from Brazil.
I also had this van... It is 8 seater... And... Its been stolen on 2017...so many memories with is😭😭 wish it come back😢😢
Nice work!
hi i am from Jamaica i just both one of this type of van and i am trying to restore it also but i cant get the window seals anywhere in my country
Try find it at halfcuts ..
@@faizahambiah6218 Halfcuts ?? whats that
you can order by ebay,also can find them from Malaysian sites.they produce rubber parts for vehicles
リアゲートの「Sunny Tokyo」のステッカーがこの車の歴史を語っています。かの地で頑張ってるんですね！
Brilliant work.
ශ්රී ලංකා ❤️🖤🖤
remarkable eh;-) best furb yet;-) namaste, be blessed friend
Sri Lanka 👏👏👏👏 niyamai
පට්ට බං
Uncle very passionate in his job and very impressive result. 👍👏 How long to complete the mission?
Amazing jobs..well done
Nissan sold a similar van in the USA. However, to get more American drivers interested, they included a 3.0L V6. Unfortunately, they made some mistakes in design, and the van became a huge fire risk. Nissan bought back these vans in the USA and destroyed all of them to prevent a lawsuit. I never imagined a lawsuit could cost as much as all those vans did.
Ela ela
Wow job guys
Really love it
What about the wiring n engin?
Nice work. Cool welding technic.👍🏻
I'd think that's brazing, more soldering than welding. But if it works... why not?
@@Ragnar8504 the weld / braze is strong but weekens the surrounding metal for that reason UK stopped the use of gas welding and insisted on mig work
You will come to Panamá I need your restorages services? You need face protector the paint is toxic!!
Zaebis!!! Cool)))
My dad had one of these buses it was dark blue and orange and growing up as a kid i used to help fix it when it get a problem it was one exactly like this
It's a van
Bravo,pěkná práce!!!
Great job, looks really good well done!
Thanks aku suka banget videonya
This is so hardcore.. spray painting without wearing a mask..
lovely work
Great job! Good looking van.
im just wondering how did he manage to source so many parts for an old van
Japanese makers tend to discontinue parts for older models
Same way everyone else does. Used and aftermarket. If a model is popular, the dealer may keep providing panels that fit older variants.
@@forevercomputing ohhhh yeaah forgot about that
OEM and aftermarket manufacturers often continue making parts if the car is a desirable classic. For example, it might not be difficult to find something for a 1965 Ford Mustang.
Que clase de vicesat es este chaval?
Old is gold
wow! excellent job.. need more videos pls
Better than OEM!!!
This is a sweet van paint it black flames and a skull head demon on roof turn into a sleeper if I owned it
Definitely. Maybe Candy red with a black fade to the bottom.
Shame we can no longer gas weld cars in UK ,we use mig
Is this a sri lankan channel
Yes
Looks amazing.... good job
Base ekak hadagena inne international supiri sri 🇱🇰
Good 👌🏼👍🏼🌹🌹
👍👍👌👍👍👍
Where were these guys when my 2001 Camry needed some polishing up?
that country is 🇱🇰 sri lanka.
cool channel
Good job
I'm sure this footage from Sri Lanka....!! They are famous for old vehicle restoration.
Most people would just send that van for scrap. I know in Canada here that's what would happen, we are a throw away society. We'd be ridiculed and discouraged from restoring this van because it's not worth anything. If something happened to it, insurance would give you very little. This is recycling, takes less energy to restore this van than it does to make a new car and I'm a greenie. Like what you do here, keep it up.Should send you my 58 Chev.
This could have been a lot longer. Too many steps skipped. What we got was cool.
Bhai is gadi me kharca kitna aya vo plis batana agle vidio me
So what you do is disassembled the van then reassembled the van on camera vary clever
Сколько р. обойдётся такой ремонт ?
Такой х.йней только в россии занимаются и в африке.Такой в японии в нормальном состоянии100 баксов стоит
Aga un vídeo como ajustar las puertas 🙏
කොයි හරියෙද තියෙන්නෙ
Sooopppeerrr