Absolutely gorgeous you are taking something that would be recycled and restoring it to work running condition again keep up the good work I only wish there was more places that do what you do keep it up and keep the past alive
Very nice restoration work for this sweet little three-wheeler K360 from Mazda. I saw two of them in Hiroshima, one at the Hiroshima Museum and another one at the Mazda Plant where Mazda has its own museum. After the famous Mazda-Go, Mazda started manufacturing automobiles such as this K360. Since then, they produce fine automobiles with legendary reliability.
I enjoyed the video , I was surprised at the end of the video that you did not show off all your hard work . Video the truck a little longer at the end .
You have a very nice shop thats clean and not cluttered along with every tool and machine needed to restore every part of the vehicle. Every part you restore in your shop yourself you send nothing out to another shop to restore. The crome mylar used to wrap the headlight ring was something I've never seen before. Deconstructing the the bed and makIng a new one from flat sheet metal interesting to watch also. You spent a lot of time and effort into restoring this cheaply made little work truck. Thanks
Mig welding is very difficult especially when your welder will not turn down low enough to keep from blowing holes through the hot weld.Suggestion you should ware a respirator with the good filters when sanding old paint because more than likely has lead in it. Curious if you have Snap-on trucks in Japan?