1960 Plymouth Fury Part 24!
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- HI! We're back with Part 24 of the Fury rebuild! This time we'll be starting the bodywork on the car after we strip all of the old paint and finish a few last dents and adjustments! We'll also have a look at the damage on the back of the Citroen DS and sort out this old repair that was not done very well. Dean stops in to help and I even got him blocking the Fury when he's not wheeling and dealing his junkers, haha! A quick look at Agent 7889's Winter Beater Subaru after an unfortunate bumper incident will round out the festivities...
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All the very best to everyone from me and Frankers and the Agents!
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HI! We're back with Part 24 of the Fury rebuild! This time we'll be starting the bodywork on the car after we strip all of the old paint and finish a few last dents and adjustments! We'll also have a look at the damage on the back of the Citroen DS and sort out this old repair that was not done very well. Dean stops in to help and I even got him blocking the Fury when he's not wheeling and dealing his junkers, haha! A quick look at Agent 7889's Winter Beater Subaru after an unfortunate bumper incident will round out the festivities...
Thanks 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 or a hat or a coffee mug at:
www.coldwarmotors.com
New "My Classic Tire " shirt coming this week!
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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Is that jacket from the (British) Dennis the Menace line of leisurewear?
Is there a big round wheel/design thing that goes on the trunk? Is that coming along too?
The *Steel Whisperer* ™
Do you have any tee shirts in a vee neck yet, I like to show a little collar bone so to speak.
Hugs from the wet and dreary British Colombian coast.
Fun but not so fun ?....Anyway thanks for watching...UNTILL the next update of...Fun but not so fun stuff $hit....From Kentucky USA...!
This channel is one of the hidden gems, you should have at least 10 times the subscribers, I find this channel a lot more entertaining and informational than a lot of the wannabees on TH-cam.
Now that is what's known as NOSHITSKI in Russian.
And yet there are stupid pucks that give it a thumbs down! Unbelievable that anybody would do that. Scott is amazing and his agent's are the best support group ever!
@@backroadsrider1413 the down thumbs don't hurt. That's part of their stupidity. It shows they are looking too.
Re: Unlikes.
Lots of guys, lots of exes :)
@@backroadsrider1413 I do not get the thumb downs neighter: But maybe those are people who know more about car repairs than most of us. And maybe they dislike a small detail of the repairs they see. Who knows.
I've known body men from the SoCal custom shops of the '60's (Watson, Barris etc.) and body men/fabricators from Harrah's auto collection in Reno. You my friend are in that very exclusive club. I thoroughly enjoy each and every video. Coldwarmotors has become the top of my watch list. Packard, Chrysler, Hudson.... so many great classics and so little time.
Not to mention Gene Winfield,Dean Jeffries and Bill Hines (R.I.P.)
I love how a smoke and a beer is doing two things already.
That little joke will last the rest of my life.
It's good to multitask.
The Jim Two Things.
Good ole Dean, always ready to work. Great job Dean 👍
More Plymouth work👍👍👍👍
Thanks for demonstrating how to fix and explaining how the damage happened to the Citroen. Really interesting to hear/see what the science is behind it all. Hope that makes sense. Great stuff.
I frequently think when I watch these videos is that Dean is a really good friend. Not only will he jump in and help, he takes crap jobs and sees them through to finish.
Not to mention he'll pick up a case of beer for you on his way over.
He is The Dean Machine.
And always has a great attitude and positive insight regardless of how much of a complete epic turd it truly is too! He's absolutely awesome!
You know the Winter Beater Challenge is getting serious when agents start laying traps to take out the competition.
Right? Gloves off, haha!
By all means, my favorite channel and I recommend it all the time.
Being from Milwaukee I appreciate seeing some Old Milwaukee in Dean's hand.
'...that's what we want, light rocking - like The Eagles' Bloody brilliant :-)
That pentagonal keyhole wipe when you returned to the Plymouth bodywork was a nice touch. "And now, more Mopar."
So much finesse bringing back that sheet metal from years of 'shop repairs'. The fury is looking mighty fine Scott !!!
ahhh... sunday ... 6am.. coffee, flower and flame... and of COURSE, @ColdWarMotors Shenanigans! thanks for letting me hang out with you guys...
Putting the bumper cover back on the Subaru was great, great for a laugh. You should take a tour of Uncle Dean's Greasy flips.
I've only been following this a few months, but can't live without it now...Caught up on everything, now it's mt Saturday night religion. Dinner, a brewsky and a dart, and watching. Love the Fury, can't wait to see it shine...
You say that it's not a Show Car. But You will be showing it to everyone. There for it is a Show Car lol Please continue with the body work. I'm so impressed with your attention to detail.
You know you have good buddies for life when they spend major time involved and dedicated to your project. The look of concentration on Dean's face while blocking said it all. Kudos to Ash as sanding the paint off is no fun either; I stripped my 64 Imperial and it took me a week.
Dean i am 63 yrs. oldwith bad back i did body&paint work 43yrs. for a living i like your work
sorry i ment to say scott
A decade ago if someone were to predict that I would enthusiastically watch someone hammer rusty metal for a half hour, I'd reply, "well they'd have to be funny too." Pure entertainment with skills!
You and your agents commentary while beating metal is priceless. Showing how and why you doing it is great information while being entertaining. Please keep it up. Thanks.
The Yoda of sheet metal and Kreskin of the wrinkle. Plain and simple magic. You, sir, amazing! Thanks for another wonderful video!
This is what true friendship looks like.
Watching the rear end on the Citroen straighten out one hammer and dolly blow at a time and holding my sides about the virgin joke. LOL! Don't take it out, eh? That's classic!
Mean Dean the sanding machine!
LOL clever!
It's really amazing what you've done with this plymouth (60). I have a long history with plymouth cars. Two of my uncles bought them new in fall of '59. I always admired the fins on the '60. But this one is beyond anything I've ever seen. With what you started with I had many doubts about how it would go. Very professional work. Back in the day we called guys with your skills " tinknockers", and they were very skilled as are you. I thought they were all gone. It's really special to see you work. I look forward to seeing the completed product!
Always a pleasure watching you work. When you were using the ram in the rear of the DS it reminded me of a '68 Barracuda convertible I bought in high school for junk because it had over 100,000 miles and the drivers door and rear quarter behind the door was pushed in. I used a bumper jack with a 2 x 4 and sledge to straighten It out. Worked pretty good. A friend asked to fix the door as he was in BOCES, a vocational school and wanted to take the care but I needed the car for work and just took the door off and gave it to him. It came out nice. Was lucky we had good weather while he had the car. I was racing a friend who had a '66 Gto and some lady saw and called the police that a GTO and a red car missing one door were racing, lol. Never heard anything though.
Also, when you mentioned the fender work didn't match up on the Fury when you worked on the fender separately it reminded me of a '72 Javelin I where the rear passenger fender was dented and I ended up using pieces of steel rods were maybe an 1/8th of inch in diameter I bent to the shape of the good side every few inches and used them to align the damaged side. Worked out well. Just a thought.
Thanks so much for sharing. Really wish I could help you out on patreon but being on a fixed income just don't have the money. I do give $20 a month to operation smile to help kids out with deformities as my brother was born with a cleft palate and saw all the 'shit' he had to go through.
Honestly my favorite channel on here. I used to do a lot of work on old cars in a similar setting with similar friends, but life is life. Your content inspires me to get back out in the lot and start working on my junk again.
Thanks for the inspiration guys.
So close!! Well i assume its already well into finish sand by now maybe into final assembly. I cant wait to see the plymouth in her dress out enjoying the sun with the trim perfectly in place. What a journey. I so enjoy these vids Scott and agents!!
The Man is a Artist.
Like no other I've seen
Great job Scott my friend and fellow agents on the Fury, please keep the great progress going to see that beautiful car back to her former glory. Your friends from 80 degrees Fort Lauderdale Florida USA
Great work on the DS ,watched every video on the Plymouth it has been an awesome adventure,little splice here and there .going to be amazing to see it in paint .
I cant believe how good the 60 looks already! All the structure work you did. That car was fxxxed up! Ive done this kind of work on different cars. Not just one! Lol! Keep up the great work and videos! Thank you!
HEY! Franker's is enjoying the snow....The '60 Plymouth is getting closer and closer!!!!!! The Citroen REALLY took a hit!!!
The shit you do with the those hammers f'king amazes me!!
If you could have 1 skill, this is the skill that will save you the most in life!!
Couldn't agree more!!
The cars are looking FANTASTIC!! Can't waitfor the prisoner and paint!!
Great friends, great beer, great blocking = great time !
The Fury is coming along fantastically! Excellent work done by all the agents...can't wait to see her in paint!
That thinner metal sure sounds different when you bang on it !! The metal has a "memory". It's just convincing it to "remember" and go back to where it started. ;o) Watching you, it all points to "not being afraid of the metal" and making sure it knows "who is in charge". Love watching and hearing all the reasoning !! Must be "sick" !! Since a kid, always loved watching "work" being done. Including watching big earth movers move dirt and cranes lifting things. Your channel "illustrates" so much skill. It's very entertaining and refreshing for someone my age and with my interests.
Fantastic! Kicked back with a slight hangover from last night with a fresh bloody Mary in hand watching Scott, Frankers and the agents. Life is great! My favorite channel!
Another great episode from CWM! Always enjoy the work and shenanigans!
I was pissed off at work today. One of the main reasons is that it was too busy for me to watch this video when it landed. I almost always have enough free time to kick back and watch the saturday Cold War Motors video. I had to do actual work this time! How dare they! But i'm all caught up now that i'm home and things suck a little less.
WE Like the Progress on the New BLUE Plymouth Fury with a White Roof.FRANKER'S Likes Blue and a Treat,Please.CHEERS to All who Helped.LOOKING COOL MAN.Thanks for another Video,Sir.
It had to be seriously cold being outside fixing that bumper damage. Brrrrr!
I learned a lot about hammer and dolly work so I saved this episode to watch again.
I get all my rides at Dean's Greasy Flips! 👍
awesome video....really love you filming the metal repair Scott.....please show more of this in the future....so educational. you should have ten times the subscribers you do......I have told all my mechanically inclined friends about you folks....
"Want me to go and pull the horn a few times"! ...Jeez that was funny. Having watched the Fury project from day one, through 'the splice', to now....I'm just in awe. What a great channel this is! All the best, guys!
I always look forward to your videos , I totally enjoy watching all your repairs, especially the metalworking you do . Thanks for another great video Scott !
I just like you bringing back the car all the work you guys put into it thank you for the video
I have obsessively anticipated Fury bodywork/paint for the last 7 days! Can't get enough of it. BTW, the late Glenn Frey called it "country-rock" as opposed to "lite rock", but country-rock would not have made sense in bodywork-speak.
I've been working on cars as a hobby and job for 55 years and I am enthralled to watch what he does with just light taps.
This thing is going to be so sweet Scott. Biscuits and tennis balls to Frankers. Cheers
It's hard to wrap your brain around how Scott flows metal around, as if he were pushing along a wave.
Man I looked forward to this Fury update all week! Awesome job Scott, can't wait to see her painted! Best to u, the agents, and Frankers! My favorite car channel on youtube!!
Oh man I'm getting excited about the Fury! Cold war motors is my absolute favorite show!
The Fury project is utterly brilliant, love it, thanks for keeping us updated.
Mind you, I could contentedly watch you and the agents tinkering with the SM, DS, jeez, just about anything!
Dust overs, darts, my classic tyre,...trips to the scrapyard..marvellous, all of it.
Please keep it up.
Super educational to have you both guiding us through this. Hard to believe how much is accomplished with small taps. I was quite nervous for Scott’s right thumb on the dolly at points. Left handed power!
I've learned so much about bodywork from watching this series that I'm going to buy some hammers and dollies and going to have a go on some scrap bodywork parts! Thank you!
lol-like the eagles... I like Neil Young for his music, Norm MacDonald for his perfect comedy timing, and Cold War Motors for both.
I could watch the Plymouth body work all day.
That is a true block party! love it man. Ive been a huge fan of the Plymouth from day 1. Another "Greasy car flip by Dean" episode lmao.
PAINT! PAINT! we want PAINT!! PAINT! PAINT! we want PAINT! These videos are the absolute BEST thing on YT, EVER!
******** Scott, This intricate, labor intensive attention to details in the body lines, roundness or flatness of the metal, is the epitome of the definition of "TLC"
*JIM!*
...and here we are back with FURY - E24!
Quote of the week goes to Jim talking about the Citroens' "virgin rear end". :-)
I was unsuccessful in stifling THAT chortle in the wee hours....
Oh well, the misses is used to my own shenanigans at this point. Heck with it.
Frankers, being uncharacteristically stoic throughout. Could she be maturing after
all this time and taking on more of her wonderful forebear Stella's persona?
Just more wonderful stuff from the best channel on YT for 46 years and running!
Personally, I was recently blessed out of the blue with a new gig to replace the one
I'd had evily ripped out from under me, so I'm very grateful to still be here and able to
help support CWM in proper fashion, thank God.
Rock on, Scott - Frankers - Agents!
I'll be here and thankful to witness it all until I can't as always,
-Ed on the Ridge
That Fury is looking good your damn near done. I can't to see it with new paint on it
I love what you said about the blue needing to go back on quickly "because it's a blue car." I look forward to these videos so much, and am so happy to see this project done right.
I really love watching you work on this car! It's really amazing how good it looks, considering where you started. I'm looking forward to seeing the next installment!
Pizza box filler mixing board. You guys have all the old school tricks.
You definitely get my thumbs up for more episodes of bodyworking the Plymouth! As much as I enjoy every video you guys put out,the Plymouth has had my attention from the beginning. Seeing so many donors coming together in one car has been super interesting,and I only wish there were more vids of even the shitwork,and the tedious stuff. Bring it on!!!
We feel the same, Tom. I can't get enough of the Fury. I can watch the most tedious work on that car all day.
Why by it when you can make it simply AMAZING what you Guys can Bring Back to Life
Great work, love watching you and the Agents sort shit out. Happy to see more work on the Fury and the D . It’s always a pleasure to wake on a Sunday morning and see what’s happening in the cold north.
Getting to watch your metal work is always a learning time for me. Keep warm and I will be ready for your next video next week. Sorry to tell you but it is over 75degrees f. here in central Florida. You keep Frankers and yourself warm the next few months.
Oh man the fury is gonna start progressing pretty quick now boys!!!! I can smell the bodywork from here, love it!! That legacy wagon reminds me of my 92 Legacy gt turbo. Had it up to 142mph. I used to pass snowmobiles on the lake with it lol. Prayed to god I never hit a frozen slush pile from an ice fishing hole.
Looking forward to seeing the Fury in her glory. Enjoying you guys' antics. Thanks for the entertainment. Learning a lot about "tin pecking".
Air sander sounds like a Dentist's Office- Ouch! Love the '60 and can't wait to see it back in blue-
Just needed a smiley face on the deck lid ! Enjoying the videos !
Can’t help thinking about father ted and dougal fixing the dent in the car they had for the raffle prize. They start with a perfect car and end up with a wreck “ I nearly had a while back, but it just got away from me “
ORDINARY FOLKS HAVE NO COMPREHENSION OF HOW MUCH TIME IS REALLY INVOLVED IN A JOB THIS MASSIVE.
I’ve been following the Fury build since day one when you hauled it out of that field. You guys are almost done with the shit work and soon the fun stuff will begin. In a world where most people just buy and bolt on new parts it’s real cool to see someone rebuild a car just using their skills, smarts, and whatever parts or material is laying around. That ain’t easy. Can’t wait to see it with some colour on it. Cheers guys.
Cheers man! I am pretty stoked to get this machine painted, for sure...
My first thought is usually a sledgehammer or a chainsaw. This and several other good reasons are why I am neither a carpenter or a body man.
Only the soft blockers would give this vid a thumbs down. Keep em coming guys.
This channel has two of my favorite things- dogs and cars
Heck yes!
What a fantastic episode loved it.
One thing that Dean and Frankers have in common is they always seem to have a good time.
Can’t wait to see the nexted installment!
Thanks
Amazing! This man can make the hood metal confirm to his will! Awesome!
You're skills never cease to amaze me brother , Awesome job as always
When Scott takes his hammer out, you're going to witness some high level metal work. You'll learn and will be entertained by his knowledge and application thereof. Guaranteed! The agents assisting are doing great work as well. Dean is a very good block sander. He and Frankers need to wear respirators.
Dean’s a character but an asset to the team in a weird way!!
Seems everyone has a Dean but can't figure why??? LoL 😁
He's a good worker an better entertainment
@Bob McCabe no disrespect at all we love our Dean's always 😃👍
@@gregfoster4541 My best mate was a Dean but we lost him 20 years ago, I still feel sad about that. Look after your Deans, they are gold.
I have that SAME gray, dull pair of vicegrips! At least 50 years old, from my Dad's old wooden toolbox.
Down here in NY, we would have put our feet up on the potbelly stove, hoisted a couple and waited until the spring thaw to put that skin back on the Saturn. Great how the cold brings out the best yuks up north, there. Think Dean got a few new fans too, with his squeezebox-slinky-on-the-stairs laughter.
We might never have to worry that this channel will get ruined, because the measured pace will simply never attract the average short attention spanned Tube viewer; we, the fiercely loyal subscribers can enjoy our favorite group of talented misfits without getting elbowed out. Huzzah! Huzzah, I say!
Your understanding of how to move metal amazes me. I wish I understood half as much as you do.
Glad to see this episode show up in my feed tonight.
The candor is excellent. It is important to have a productive way to pass the time in the great white north...
Very light rocking like the Eagles 😂👍
I've never worked on cars except oil changes and brake jobs in my entire 64 years. Ironically my wife has worked in the auto body industry. Still I never miss an episode. I do love the cars. Scott and his army of agents are so much fun we feel like we've known you guys for years.
Inspirational videos, loved the shrinking on the hood and the 2x4 block sander that ''doesnt lie''
The Plymouth and the DS are both a tribute to your skills as a body repairman...
Well done Scott
Why doesn’t Dean wear a mask?... nevermind. Really loving all the bodywork on the Fury and looking forward to the final prep and paint. Learn something every episode. Great job and thanks guys!
More Canadian Fun in the dark while 20 below! Guess those beers musta helped in the cold like anti-freeze
The master at work on his masterpiece.
I gave a like for more Fury work! Winter beater at the end was hilarious 😂
Scott the magic you can work with sheet metal is simply amazing. It is evident you truly believe that the job needs to be done right or don't bother.