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Rusty 1950's Tonka Side Dump Truck and Snow Plow Restoration

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Hey everyone and welcome back to another restoration! In today's video I am restoring a 1956 Tonka Side Dump Truck with a snow plow. I bought this truck as a box of loose parts without the plow and plow frame. Fortunately I was able to find another original plow and purchase a reproduction plow frame. This was a challenge for sure. I've never worked on a tonka body with so many parts! Enjoy!
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22 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 69

@MrGeroth 2 года назад

I had a three piece set of these. This truck, and then a tandem dump truck and a road grader. Wore holes in my pants playing in dirt. Thanks for sharing.

@davidjohnston330 2 года назад

STUPENDOUS 👌👌

@StudioPluche 2 года назад

A most excellent restoration job on this truck. Another childhood toy brought back to life.

@ModelA 2 года назад

Exactly the kind of ASMR I needed. Thank you! Especially liked the polished nickel plated hub caps this time.

@joe_diy 2 года назад

Thanks Paul! I've been experimenting with some new processes!

@samanthadean1083 2 года назад

Fantastic job!!!

@Guppypants 2 года назад

Beautiful job as always. I would have tried to leave the snowplow blade with its original worn look, because that is how they usually look in real life. I get it, this was a full restore. You had to do it right. It is very nice, but the only place you ever see a shiny nice snow plow is at the tractor dealership.

@billbradly8198 2 года назад

I understand that Tonka has used the chrome wheel covers since their beginning, but does anyone prefer just the black wheels on some of the work trucks? Just curious if I'm the only one...

@joe_diy 2 года назад

I like them too. And white steel wheels on commercial trucks. I've done a few with white ones.

@CoolAgainRestoration 2 года назад

A very nice restoration from A to Z 👍🏻👍🏻

@martycarter3306 2 года назад

I wish they made toys like that..way better the toys they got out now!!

@aserta 2 года назад

I had one just like this years ago. Modded it to be a full suspension realistic proportion drive train with some Tamiya parts. I think i still have it somewhere in my attic. Memory flashback nostalgia hit. :))

@joe_diy 2 года назад

That sounds like a fun project!

@darthvaydr 2 года назад

These videos are always super satisfying lol Great video sir! 😎👍🏻

@jamesalinio5277 2 года назад

Love it, bringing a piece of nostalgia back to life, whole lot of hand work involved, does look brilliant, thanks for sharing

@briansdiecastthailandstoth6747 2 года назад

Great work mate looks Fantastic

@Austeration 2 года назад

Very cool 👍 I love it. Turned out great

@paulwilson2118 2 года назад

Stunning joe credit to you good workmanship....

@RepairRestore 2 года назад

Fantastic Restoration Joe. Absolutely love it!

@joe_diy 2 года назад

Thanks man!

@myronbedner5163 2 года назад

Just like brand new great job!!

@carrestore 2 года назад

You chose a very beautiful color 👍👍👍

@60bui 2 года назад

Great!!! 👍👍👍👏👏👏

@allanweaverling730 2 года назад

TGIF. Been waiting all week for another of your great restorations. Great job as aways

@joe_diy 2 года назад

Thanks! Hoping to have the next video out next week as well!

@paulorth2251 2 года назад

Nice piece of workmanship on this shelf toy.👍👍😁🇨🇱🇺🇸

@terrystrait1443 2 года назад

Another great restoration!

@jankotze1959 2 года назад

Great

@joescalise4653 2 года назад

Got to love that sand blasting it does a great job stripping off all the old paint with no damage to the metal. Awesome videos keep them coming 😎

@oneshotme 2 года назад

It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!! Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

@charitybrown4274 2 года назад

Great Work as always!!👍

@joallawestervelt6918 2 года назад

Awesome restoration Joe. Looks spectacular. Great job. 💕😊💕🇺🇸

@only257 2 года назад

😉agreed

@tompalcie6284 2 года назад

Cool resto. What are you going to put the twin carb manifold on? That would be Interesting too.

@matui6983 2 года назад

Was going to ask the exact same question.

@joe_diy 2 года назад

31 Model A I'm building. I'm have to put up a video when it's done.

@only257 2 года назад

Excellent 🎥

@ChipChannelRestorations 2 года назад

Great Video Joe DIY!!

@Wa3ypx 2 года назад

That looks like some little boy gave that truck plenty of sand box time, dreaming of the day he could "drive the big one." That was a pretty complex bed, more engineering in that than could be expected in todays toys.

@MMitchellMarmel 2 года назад

Nice resto, but I gotta say I dug the original patina on this one. Had a nice rat rod vibe... 😄

@adamssanchez7709 2 года назад

Beautiful color joe

@lowercherty 2 года назад

After seeing all the extra parts and assembly labor I can see why I never got one as a kid. Brautiful job, beautiful truck. Looks so much like the Minnesota Highway Department (pre MNDOT) snowplows of the era.

@mikesilva3868 2 года назад

Great 😊

@adamssanchez7709 2 года назад

Awesome joe thanks

@RestorationAustralia 2 года назад

Looks great well done.

@joe_diy 2 года назад

Thank you very much!

@julius.mtz10 2 года назад

Increíble trabajo.

@clauswerle 2 года назад

great

@AlvaroLucard 2 года назад

Ficou lindo, Joe. 😍😍😍

@CJ_7519 2 года назад

A+👍!

@sebascoto1 2 года назад

The best 😎👏👏👏👏

@5alpha23 2 года назад

I've wondered through many of your videos why you don't strip the paint before sandblasting. The old paint only contaminates the substrate in your machine and slow down the process...