1960 Plymouth Fury Update: Paint and Panel Beating! 1959 Chrysler Update too!
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- HI! We're back with Part 18 of the Fury rebuild! This time we'll tackle painting the firewall the correct colour and start reassembling the front end of the car... I still have lots of rust repair to do as well, so we can have a look at how I did the right headlight eyebrow repair... Also: Agent 303 stopped in s owe figured we'd try to fix some of the hinges and latches on the 1959 Chrysler so we could refit the hood and trunk lid to help the car look a lot better!
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Hey! Thanks for checking out the latest installment on our Fury project! This week we'll paint the firewall "Twilight Blue", and start putting the front of the car back together... Then, Agent 303 stops in to help straighten the ruined hinges on the 1959 Chrysler so we can get the hood and trunk lid working again. Rust is still the enemy, and we'll get rid of some more of it this week on the right eyebrow of the Fury with some more help from "Log", haha!
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You got too many Fury projects 59,60,61 I forget one from the other LOL!!!
What the heck??? 'Turned out nicely" and " looks nice" the sheet metal master says! That is the absolutely biggest understatement of the year (so far). What an incredible effort to fix the fender. Congrats how you did it.
Can hardly wait to see the '59 Chrysler runnin' ... oops, no engine in it. Looks good to watch friends working on it together.
Best regards luck and health to all involved (including Francine of course!).
nice work love the color shes shaping up nicely!!good show!
Nash drives away, chain goes taught, Nash revs, building comes apart. I bet it was another vee-hickle out of shot pulling that building down!! Clever, had me fooled for a second or two! Love your channel.
I just came back to watch this again because I love that we see an array of some of the projects in the yard. Scott’s yard is the car guy’s ultimate playground. I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again; I would gladly pay admission to the yard. Screw Disney. 🐭 wish I could 👍this video again, because I have enjoyed it twice now. I know,I know, I need a life! ☮️
Love the twilight blue! Beautiful!!
Nice repair on the fender Scott! That's really a great shade of blue on the old Plymouth as well. Also want to congratulate you guys on getting the hood on the Chrysler. She'd be sweet with a nice 413 (just sayin...). And I also am enjoying the demolition of the barn with the Frasier. Thanks as always for another great video and here's a shout out to Dean and the other agents who always help make this channel such a blast to watch. Thought I was gonna forget about you Frankers? No way baby! Till next time CHEERS!!!
Boys all I can say is this is a labor of love,, I had a 60 Belvedere back when I was a kid, and I would love to find another one. You guys do nice work !!!
Just happened to see the rescue of the 59 while browsing videos. Did the same browsing tonight and decided to watch. When you started talking about cutting off the eyebrow, I was a skeptic. Watched the video and am amazed! I have an old 56 Chevy I have been wanting to work on and didn't think I was able to do it. Watching your magic with a hammer, I may just give it a try. Truly I was amazed at your talent!!! I subscribed to see more and hit the bell deal thing. Just unbelievable how you can do that with just a hammer. Do you have a roller to smooth it out? You are an artist and I want to see some more of that art. Thanks!, Moses.
The eyebrow and under eyebrow panel fabrication repairs are absolutely incredible. Totally blown away by the skill levels being shown here. I remember thinking the same with the quarter repair panels, top notch stuff.
I have been watching you guys for a long long time and you never cease to amaze me. Your abilities, your enthusiasm and friendships are amazing! I never see a wife, why do you keep them hidden? I am almost 85 and live in way south Texas. My wife has been very important to me for 60 years and I am sure yours are important to you, so show them off to us. Tom
Man, the quality of the work...
My Saturday is complete, I have a CWM episode to watch. Better than any car show on the TV. Thank you! 👍☮️
"Better than any car show on the TV. " That is for DAMN sure! 1000 thumbs up!
Agreed
Wholeheartedly agreed. CWM, and Vice Grip Garage are my two favorites.
David, love VG too. 👍👍 Throw in Uncle Tony and a few more. We’ll blast That Motor Trend channel off the airwaves for good. ☮️
Hi D.M. Right on brother!
The speeded up video wherein you turn into pneumatic hammer is always fun :)
Nothing better than hanging out with the guys and catching a buzz while doing some tidying up on a classic car!
You sir are a master metal fabricator.
Nothing I love more than watching you bang out an entire car, just using old pieces of tree. Keep it up, the Fury it's looking good.
Love the fun you and your pals have together , the humour, and bond you have is great, but your skill as a panel man is so awesome , can’t wait for the next instalment each week
Awesome again. I like how some of your sponsors are real oldies who maybe were tradesman like you once. Metal work and craftsmanship is not dying. Scot, people like you, are keeping it alive, whilst bringing the beasts alive again. Long live CWM!
Love it! Thanks
I 've watched you for a few years now, and I know you've been told a thousand times before. You are a truly gifted craftsman.
Just love the Master Metal Massage happening at CWM. Nibbling and scribbling, southpaw slamming, peening with abandon such sheetmetal submission! As I watch from afar as you bring those old Mopars back from the field. So nice to see quality work on old iron. Keep on, keeping on!
I really enjoy watching a master at his craft at work.
Love watching ya fab patch panels n pieces.
you're the best metalworker I've ever seen.
Went back to the original video. I am sure you know you have been working on this project for two full years. A true labor of love.
Thanks for the note! Well, I actually only put tools to the project last October, but I did buy the Fury 2 years ago at least....Cheers from me and Frankers!
Wow, that fender repair was expert level stuff. You made it happen with better results than most pros, with essentially a hammer and a log. There isn't a piece of sheet metal out there that you can't replicate Scott.
Thanks for saving the 59,. The plymouth is looking great. Awesome craftmanship. Great vid!
Frazer demolition, wardrobe adjustments followed by episodes of ...." The Hinge Masters " ,,,,,,,the" Latch Masters " and then a quick molding adventure finishing with eyebrow beauty....PRICELESS!
1000 thumbs up. Q: "How many guys does it take to replace a hood? A: How many are here?"
Simply amazing.....your truly a metal artist.
Fins of Fury rise again!! She's gorgeous.
Great repair panels! You're a metal shaping genius! Fun to watch.
Holiday weekend. Cold beer in the fridge. A new CWM video to watch. Two thumbs-up!
GOOD SHIT right there
From the first time I saw the rust on the eyebrow I thought that it was going to be a really tough repair. It's so inspiring to see you tackle all these jobs. Thanks as always for sharing!
Watching you guys is the most fun I've had in a very long time, Thank-you !!!
Can't believe how good you are at fabricating intricate parts from sheet steel. You are a master!
Man you are incredible!!
Always a good time with you and the Agents.
What another episode! Cool beans!
Another cool fin-mobile with a crushed tail. Never fear Coldwarmotors can fix it!!!
I so love the Fury. Your work is astounding. Nothing phases you. You just say, ok, let's do it. Great! Look forward to more!!
Love that Plymouth 👍 Thanks for sharing.
Getting the eyebrow to look that good
Good skill Impressed.
that '59 is a gem. Well a bit rough but worth the effort and care you're putting into it. Also, I'm sure Dean could sell anyone an old Chrysler or Dodge with his enthusiasm for them :)
I'm really impressed with your fab work!!
this is a lost art . thank you again for sharing your talent good sir !
Wow is all I can say to your skill at metal work. It was like watching Bob Ross do a painting! :) Very nice work.
Perfect simile !
I really enjoy watching the panel beating - I do brass instrument repair, which involves the same work but on a much smaller scale...
Watch all your videos , lf you would like to see some neat old Mopars , watch the leave it to Beaver reruns , shows the cars when they were new , thanks for your videos
You are the Merlin of sheet metal it's inspiring work saving old gems. I must admit I've watched many hours of your work bravo you man keep this amazing content coming
I am always catching myself with my jaw dropped after seeing these pieces coming together. These skills are second to none. The panel beaters association of Alberta must have you as #1
wow, great bodywork. This ole Plymouth is just one giant labor of love to be proud of when you get it finished. Thanks for sharing all you and the crew do. God Bless and take care :-)!
You know that restoration is turning into a first class job,
Next thing you'll be cleaning up the inside of the freaking hub caps.
keep up the great work...
So anxious to see her done... Nice work. Cheers!
Dam... life is good today... a day off from work and a video from my favourite fellow Albertains!!!!
10/10 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bravo !!!!!!!
You my friend do AMAZING sheet metal work!!!
nice job Scott.. very smooth sheet work on the eyebrow. awesome job
It’s a privilege to be a patron, and great to buy you guys a beer each month, from Australia. Thanks for what you do.
Your metalwork is magical and sheer artistry!
I like how the rust flies when you’re banging on the Chrysler’s trunk. This week’s episode of Flying Rust!
I LOVE Coldwars motors (you guys are Heros to my buddies and I )......greetings from Gary near 'The Motor City', Detroit, Michigan ! Cars are our lifeblood !
Love these cars particularly so it is fascinating to see everything it takes for a splice and fabrication like this. I also love the styling (and strange faded paint shade) on the Windsor.. Those tail lamps ! Cheers.
That '60 Plymouth is really coming along! Glad the hood is back on the '59 Chrysler too!!!
Great job by all!
You have so much metal working talent............a pleasure to watch you do your hobby
Good to see someone else that gets the full use out of their cut-off discs!
Tin knocker. My Uncle was a sign maker and spent hours knocking sheet metal into letters of the alphabet. Takes a lot of patients and art. That was a great repair and replace on the Fury fender. Stephen King is proud of you !
Dean's enthusiasm is off the charts for that 59. Does he know something we don't lol :)
Dean feels that way about every old shitbox they drag in.
Yes, its true, hes car crazy. But this ones a little nicer. Its so complete, except for engine, trans,driveshaft,radiator,fuel tank and line, brakes and lines, master cylinder ect. But Scott might have most of the parts. Lots of S.H.I.T. work.
Go Friar Dean! He would fit right in with all us Brookswood stoners. The Chrysler does look very cool. How much rust is in that driveway? A lot more than mine! Love the progress on the fury. You are a master with a hammer Scot.
I am continually amazed at your metalworking skills! It’s something special how you use a hammer and a fireplace log to recreate a very close match to very complex original equipment body shapes and parts. I look forward to every new episode of you recreating the destroyed bits of your Fury (and the other cars you work on).
Awesome job
A bunch of happy Canadians on Canada Day weekend! Thank you for the excellent content and Happy Canada Day!
You never cease to amaze, waiting for the '59 Chrysler to have its turn,Virgil Exner is smiling down on y'all now 😎
Fury project tying together nicely Scott the best show on you tube always looking forward to a new episode can't wait to see you driving it down a country road😎😎🤠🤠👍👍
That '59 looks really good as is.
An other really nice video, nice mixing of the different projects. I find it incredible how you fixt the sheet metal on the fender, true craftsmanship 👌
I had a Zen moment when you guys un-masked the firewall. THAT'S when you realize how nice it's going to look. Totally impressed on the engine paint, but, don't stop there! You can still find NORS plug wires fairly easily on eBay, but even if you decide to use modern wires, you can use brake cleaner to remove the out-of-place markings on them and the hoses. You can get the air cleaner stickers also. Do you guys know for sure that the engine is? There are so many variations on a Poly engine that it could be nearly anything.
I am in awe of your abilities. Forming metal like that is an art. That car is going to look great.To paraphrase "Christine"...it's gonna be a marvelously resurrected time traveller from the Space Age. I can't wait to see it sitting on 4 luxy whitewall tires. I don't get into the rust look. I want a 1960 car to look like it's STILL 1960. Just make sure when it is nearly done that you go out and inventory the parts cars to get 4 matching correct sealed beam headlights. That's mostly a joke, but they actually do have date codes and the fluting changed at some point. Either GE or Westinghouse was a factory vender, along with Tung-Sol.
At first I thought the video was sped up when Scott was hammering on that panel. But, it dawned on me he's just that bad ass at working on cars.
Ha Ha love it. The only downside was LOG didn't get enough screen time ;-) When I was 15 I made my own ball peen hammer in highschool metal work shop, when I was 23 I bought panel beating hammers, but all I managed to do is bang stuff and stretch metal or reshape panels worse than they used to be :( My self made ball peen hammer was relegated to banging in wall and rawl plugs into masonry walls
Incredible metal work.I'M all in on coldwarmotors.You've given me the incentive to attempt to do an easy metal repair on the rusted rear side window bottom of my '64 chevelle wagon .Keep em coming .
Twilight Blue isn't just the correct color, it's the RIGHT color. It's perfect for that beauty!!
Love watching you doing this "coach" work. Calling it "body" work doesn't give it the "gravitas" it deserves. Would love to hear the back story of who taught you, how you learned, and what drew you to the skill/passion??
Also love your "therapy session" playing with the Chrysler and using the Fraser as a tractor. That machine never disappoints does it ?? 👍👍👍
A metal sculpting genius!! An old stump and a hammer and blamo!!
..I guess you've never been to India .
@@jessiejames2155 Way true where they take wire and make metal panels that are to the hundred thousandth of perfect
Great job on the Fury
Looking forward to seeing her in her glory
Please show it when it's complete can't Waite to see it.a big fan of yours
Scott, your metalworking skills continue to impress beyond all belief. I don't think that fender could be any better... Really amazing!
Love the sheet metal skills! It’s inspiring!!!
Love it. The fury will be good as new again sometime soon.
Deans summer time haircut and sheet metal work great job
Cheers to you guys, your living my dream... low standards here in Ontario... love your channel, cant get enough
Scott, I am amazed at your sheet metal shaping skills! you are truly The Metal Whisperer.
Perfect blue color for the Fury, looks great.
And impressive fender eyebrow repair like icing on the cake !
So happy you took the time to paint the firewall and do some cleanup in the engine compartment. You do amazing work making panels for the car and not using a lot of hi-tech equipment to do it!!! I hope after this project you will be doing another!!
was on last night but didn't see anything. then today - another great episode. believe i recall the day you pulled down the barn. i could smell the clutch burning clear down here in texas. was i the only one yelling "ground wire" at 8:10? once again, metal fabrication skills are a wonder to behold. tks!!
You never cease to amaze me with your metalworking talents. Love the Frazer. Thanks for sharing. I sure miss that '57 New Yorker 2dr. I had years ago. Yep 392 rust free California car.
I just can't get over the skill, and the attention to detail, cheers.
yes i agree ( Better than any car show on the TV.) thanks guys
I knew you were going to make the 60 Plymouth cool, but I didn't know you were going to make it nice. Holy shit, You painted the firewall! This is going to be a nice car! I was thinking 37 splices and Earl Shieb, which is technically true, but damn! Love it!
Scott you just have too much patience. I'm envious.
You are amazing at rib work brother !
Tin not rib lol
another great video. you can see the light at the end of the tunnel. lol a productive saturday. watched your show and had lunch . not much more to do but chill. waiting for the next installment lol
Really awesome metal work. I had 60 hours in one of my 62 Cadillac fenders.... bout 30 in the other. Alot of time in making your own panels like i did!!! Awesome work CWM!