Wrecked Vintage Car - 1935 Dodge - Full Restoration 

never thought I would see Hugh restoring a car

Love this project! Nice work. I need to do some vehicle repairs for my channel!

"finally to put a screen protector on the car, and we are done."

Seriously cool. Great work.

That guy took restorations to a whole new level

11:45 my mans really just called Miles/Hour an "obsolete measuring system" lmao.

*My mans went from fixing phones to fixing cars what a legend!*

After this Chrisfix: "I need to watch out for this guy he is coming with his spudga "

A few years later: restoring a house

Best part of it is the father/son working together. Nobody can take that away from you. Great job

cellphone to car, a huge pass

Reminded me so much of my dad and I, restoring our 55 Dodge Kingsway v8. Took us almost 9 years working weekends. My dad taught me so much, about the mechanics of the car. I began to love working on our project. But even more than the car, I really loved working with Dad, he had a great sense of humour. Dad talked about when he was growing up, then as a teenager and meeting mum. Dad as mentioned earlier taught me a lot about cars. But he gave me, almost a guided tour of life, cars, people events and the ups and downs of life. The week the car was completed and looked stunning, was also the week of my 21st birthday. I'm now retired, Civil Engineer after 47 years. I'll never forget my wonderful and wise friend and Father. So I had a large frog in my throat watching your video. Thank You Kind Regards

Next time: restoring a space shuttle

"As this car is from the 1930's it's using an obsolete measuring system from the time, as its top speed being 45 miles/hour or 72 kilometer per hour in modern measurements" The kind of humor that I like.

So first, let’s remove the pentalobe screws

“Achievement unlocked: Car Restoration”

What a great memory you will have working on this with your dad! It is really cool that the engine is original.

His dad looked like he really didn’t wanna be there for the interview 😂🤣

Lol I watch a lot of car rebuilding/restoring channels and when I saw the notification I was like did yt glitch out on me.

The ultimate father/son project. That's what matters. Thank you for showing this! Beautiful! 😃

Hugh moving on up to even harder projects, good work man

Loved the change of pace. It did make me smile when you said "as this car is from the 1930's it"s using an obsolete measuring system from the time. With its top speed of 45 miles per hour". Over here in the UK we are still using that obsolete system. We are trying to change and most things are Système international but we are still miles per hour on our roads. The British are very stubborn and we like to stick to the Imperial system. Nice to have a restoration project esp a father/son one. This will stay with you forever. Well done. Nice video.

this is absolute great stuff. nice to see your old vids when restoring it. realy adds to the video

The greatest son and father video ever. You can tell there is much love. Nothing like a father and son project

What a delightful change. And I loved the young Hugh. Thanks for all the great videos!

One of the better car restoration videos telling the story beginning to end in a reasonable time.

Nice! This encourages me to start on my 1985 Jeep CJ-7 Laredo that my dad bought me for my 13th birthday which was on 12/20/2020

Tiny Hugh helping his father fix the car is the cutest thing ever. Really brings back memories of my own 😍

3 Years Later: Hugh: “in today’s video we will be restoring this 747 jumbo jet to factory condition”

Now we know where you get your handiness from. So cool to see your father teaching the next generation to restore rather than to dispose. You both are making a difference in the world repairing and reusing. God speed.

Loved this totally unexpected and someone who loves cars this is great as I watch so many of your phone fixing videos

thats simply one of the best projects ive had the honors of seeing. truly amazing, theres just nothing like restoring a vintage car.

When you move from repairing computers to Phones to cars in 2 years Speed

Totally unexpected but a sincerely welcomed Restoration video! Thanks for taking us in this trip!

This is the most wholesome damn thing on RU-vid.

I’m very jealous! Wow! What a beautiful car! Owning a 30’s or 40’s car is a dream of mine. Props to your dad for supporting your passion in this. I wish I had a dad like that growing up.

That's so cool... every dad should do a similar project with his son/daughter.

I like the way you're not trying to over-restore and allow it to tell its story. Very nice.

I didn't know you liked cars! You got nice taste!

Best video of the year 2021. *so far

Love this Hugh! Always good to see Monty as well haha. The car has turned out awesome. Great Job Hugh and Shane!!

That's amazing! I've never thought of Hugh Jeffrey has a heart to restore a car.

He’s ascended to a higher level

This is a Hugh Jeffreys’ lifetime project. What a great way to spend your time with your dad.

“Obsolete measurement system” **Cries in American** Seriously, it’s great that you got to do this with your dad! Big fan of Hugh’s dad.

This is the definition of quality time with family! Your dad sounds like a great person! Great video and I LOVE the car!

I thought restoring a bent and smashed phone is already impressive, but this is next level

You come by your DIY repair attitude honestly. great work.

He's just evolving...

I just wanted to say that your dad is awesome ! Including your child in that kind of work works wonders for their imagination, sense of accomplishment, promotes hard work with results and learning about new things. Really amazing! Also it takes a lot of balls from a RU-vidr to post let's say private videos when you were essentially a child. Congratulations mate and kudos to your dad! Great project!

RU-vid captions “Welcome to another Huge Jeffries video” 😅

It is enviable to see such a wonderful bond between father and son working together on fine project. I only wish I had been able to do that. Fantastic outcome and I respect that you guys strived to keep it as original as possible. 👍

This man fixes everything!!!

It’s nice to see a father and son bonding over a project ❤️

WHY DO I FIX EVERYTHING I TOOUUCH!?!?😩

Wooo nice to see a video on it after all of these years! Definitely come out nice

These looks like the scenes from an Indian movie “Tarzan the wonder car”.

It’s clear where you get your talents from! It must run in the family. Great job!!!

“Put a tempered glass screen protector, and we’re done.”

You guys got extrordinarily lucky on how nice of condition the car was already. From the clips you showed, everything seemed to be surface rust and didn't require an extreme amount of welding and/or angle grinding to remove. That's amazing for a 50 year old vehicle, let alone an 80 year old one. Is that the original engine? Your dad got that car at an absolute steal. Great job.

"The top speed of the car is 45 mph or 72 kmph in modern measurements" the shade. THE SHADE

I’ve seen all your phone repair videos but not this one. Great job. I’m impressed.

11:47 “The car is using an obsolete measuring system” * Cries in USican.

I wish i could have done things like this with my father... But I'm really glad you have done these, and it just melts my heart. Thank you Jeffrey, you guys done a nice work. :)

More vintage cars like these need to be restored like you've done with your Dodge! The cars from this era and the 50s are gorgeously designed, its a shame they don't incorporate these more iconic designs around the modern safety features

I would have never imagined this Chris glad to see your in to cars! Great lifeskill cars and technology

Snap... I bought a 1958 Land Rover Series 2 that me and my son built together, we still have it, and wont sell it, its a great thing to do together better than sitting in front of a TV or looking at a smartphone all day

Amazing job! Leaving it the way it is shows that it wasn't built by professionals. Would love to see more of this kind of thing.

11:45 my man really throwing shade at America rn

Fantastic, Hugh. What a great thing to restore, and to get to do this with your dad is even better. Thanks for sharing!

3:03 look at that cute little guy he is now restoring phones.

My youtube homescreen has 3 main themes: cars, guitars and cellphones, so nice to see a classic which has came back to life and to see this kind of video coming from this channel!

11:49 "Obsolete measurement system" Me, living in the United States:

What a lovely video! I so wish I could do something similar with my son. There's no better thing than creating awesome memories to your children. Well done Hugh. Best video ever.

You can never have enough bog.

This is a really cool video! Spending time to restore a car is a lot of hard work but it's so rewarding in the end. I'm glad you shared this with us and were able to have that experience with your dad.

Imagine having a dad that stayed around, can’t relate.

Love the fact, that both you and your father are fixing stuff, that most of other people would just throw away. What a wonderful team.

"This car is old so it uses an obsolete measurement system - miles per hour" I love how he throws shade on the Americans here. 😂

Great video Hugh. Father and son, I remember helping my Dad in the 70s with a HQ Holden. Blown number 5 cylinder.

Bruh watching this videos feels like watching History Tv 😂🔥

Hugh, this video made my Sunday! You have a great Dad and it's easy to see where you got your DIY bug from! Just amazing what can be achieved with a little persistence and trial and error!

Wouldn’t be a good Hugh jeffreys video without “giving the internals a good clean”

Friends and family always ask me why I moved to Australia. I can finally send them a video which explains it all... Keep going Hugh. Best video I have watched in a long time. I wish you and your family all the best.

“I need a new idea for repairs” *buy a car*

I‘ve never thought, that hugh jeffreys would ever upload a car restoration video But he made it very nice and i‘m sure that he did it as professional as all his restorations on his iphones

Me: The bumper looks a bit off Disney: Rusty's Medicated Bumper Ointment ~Lightning McQueen Lol

Looks amazing Hugh. I did the exact same thing with my dad on a 1931 Ford Model A. Took six years and it came out great.

and we will add some isopropanol alcohol to remove the glue

To have footage from way back when the car is initially restored, that is super amazing. The car turned out beautiful!

Next time try yelling at the bolts, it usually works👍

Good job! Amazing work! I love the fact that people respect the past and respect vintage and classic vehicles. All the best to you and good luck with your car.

Next on hugh jeffreys we rebuild a ferrari with our friends here "goonsquad"

Dude, i love that that car, not just that car, restored cars in general, amazing.

Cars Then: Metal painted to look like wood. Cars Now: Plastic painted to look like metal. TImes.....

Awesome project for a father and son. It is good to see this, thank you for sharing!

You forgot to apply the "Tempered glass screen protector"

Tackling something you have never done before, that is what I like about this. Nice one mate!

sheesh 🔥🔥🔥

Me my bothers and my dad did up a Suzuki Sierra and I can confirm that it is an awesome bonding experience. Loved the video it brought back some really nice memories