1930s Wyandotte Antique Airplane Restoration 

My thoughts as well! 😊

Well said Paul.

And he uses just as much effort for each piece! I would never have the patience for it.

DR FEELGOOD.

AGREED

Caleb M me 2

Same

Lol me too

I was just thinking that lmao

Same here...but I'm confident if a tab did break...I already know that Mr. Rescue and Restore will definitely make another one! 😊

Your a poet

Thanks, lol! 🙂

Suffer No Fools because toys aren’t really alive

Your absolutely right cliff they were built to last and with pride

@Suffer No Fools Wow! Lowlife, you corrected someone!

😏

Plus the stuff you restore you can sell it for good money.

I share the same sentiment of your channel as well. The two best restoration channels IMO

Its a sand blaster

the real bigfoot he means the chrome powder coat on the wings

You both are true perfectionists. Talented legends.

If this has your approval then I must be in the right place

Bruh

Bruh

@@pinguscommunistadventures821 Ob-la-di ob-la-da life goes on bruh. :D

Bruh

A is for airplane B is for BRUH

Sunset Beat hi

how?

Lol

SO TRUE

HowDecent Because of the sounds. Don’t you hear them.........?

I now want to sandblast cars, buildings, streets...anything and everything.

Michael Moss Lmao 😂

tobysmom1111 same here

I'd use mine to do the dishes.

No you aren’t alone on this! My husband said I don’t need a sand blaster or powder coating oven because then all of our stuff will be lilac or baby pink! So my dad is going to buy them for me for Christmas! Lol, hope my hubby likes the stove being pink, the fridge being robins egg blue, and the toaster being lilac!

William findspennies I was impressed too!

Likewise!!

It was good but I think the original propellers were thicker than that metal sheet.

I was like what are you doooooooooiiiing?!? Then I was impressed and inspired.

Same😉

👍

So much

andrea giorgi Great Depression

Hunger

I feel like I really need a sand -blasting box

Yeah, like redemption!

Bruh

OMG HAX Man you’re quirky and different.

@@yadadstrousers7678 lol

Even quirkyier I hate the sand blasting

OMG HAX i am here to watch the sandblasting.

Haha.. same..

O sea tienes un juguete de un tanque que en 1941 aún ni había entrado en producción¿ 🤔

Try sending him a PM

Ooh

His Facebook is in his description

Send him a message asking him how much he will charge for it

@libra8a R&R took a piece of garbage - literal rusty trash - and conserved it. If the choice is between letting something rot away because of it's "collector value" and restoring it so it actually exists for another ~90 years, I'll take the latter. Besides, the collectors' market is mostly BS, a bunch of self-delusional idiots who trade items of no significant rarity nor historical significance between themselves, all the while hoping that Beanie Babies or 1990s Star Wars figures will suddenly jump in value again and they can offload their collections to some new sucker.

Collectors only, nobody else. Common folks are unable to buy anything like this plane, if collectors wants to buy it as collectors bid ridiculous amount of money.

@libra8a as a mild collector of diecast toys (I prefer 1950s and 60s trucks) I can say with certainty that your statement is not totally true, an improper restoration will lower the value but something like this rusty "paper weight" of an airplane, the restoration definitely added value. Personally on the few toys I have bought that were restored I prefer original as possible but this would look great collecting dust on a table at a aeronautical nuts desk. That doesn't want a plane graveyard but a functioning model and this thing really is a stunning toy now. Think of it in the same concept as a real car, as an example a stock model A Ford will pull 15ish grand but a street rod can easily fetch 50k because of three main reasons, one is it is useable in today's world, two is it was built with Craftsmanship and three it really isn't all that rare being mass produced to begin with. Now a car (or toy) such as a '53 'vette (or other rare thing like a Ferrari for example or a Smith-Miller toy truck) a perfect restoration will always be worth more money and a really nice original car will always be worth the most because they were rare when they were new and they usually got abused so very few examples exist today.

@libra8a Not when they're as far gone as this was

Collectors are infuriating. I 've smoked pipes for decades, and it's becoming increasingly harder to buy old pipes because "collectors" are bidding up the prices. I buy them to restore and smoke; they buy them to stick on a shelf and wait for prices to go up.

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I hope he can

Good one

I’ll give you TWO million!!!!

I think the sandblasting part might hurt a bit...lol

@@chodukno just think of it as exfoliating 😂

Right? I had the same thoughts. Totally pointless.

It's sand, not paint

@@alexknudsen9187 There is no spoon

I think its painted to test if the blaster is working okay

Does it matter?. They are his Sand Blasting cabinets 😂 He restored like a God. That should matter.

Thanks! I just thought they looked pretty cool raw wood and being wood wheels black paint would rapidly chip off.

Sneaky Foz - It’s right up there with a good power washing vid.

Doing Life MY WAY ...I said pretty much the same thing...

Looks like they are flat on this one for sale. Looks like it might be missing a wheel on the back though. www.etsy.com/listing/586209897/wyandotte-4-engine-airplane-1930s-metal

Cameron Smith hi bro

calming? tranquil? peaceful?

@@novadotflac Yes, indeed. Thanks.