1962 Tonka Jet Delivery Truck Pickup One year Only Rare Restoration
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- čas přidán 13. 08. 2022
- I purchased this 1962 Tonka Jet Delivery Truck on eBay February of 2022. I've been looking for one of these bad enough shape that it needed restoration. This truck was made one year only with the truck bed sides and Jet Delivery decals. When I opened the box much of the paint had rubbed off in the bubble wrap but what remained was extremely cool looking. There was green and red corrosion on the bare metal parts, the paint was all wrinkled up and peeling away, the majority of the body had extreme amounts of rust while other parts you could see what appeared to be clean metal. The wheels and tires were shot and I had to purchase replacements as well as for the glass which was broken. Overall I love how this project came out and honestly I love the pictures of the corrosion prior to the rebuild, it was absolutely stunning. Thank you again for watching!
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As a person who grew up with Tonka trucks, and still owns two, I want to thank you for rescuing so many, and bringing them back to be played with. Bless you sir.
My five year old grandson watched this with me. He loved it and proclaimed the truck beautiful!
You were the first restoration I watched. Over a year ago, now I am hooked! My wood shop is now a Tonka Garage. Have restored around ten now starting a new one! Watch several restorers now.
Your restorations are no longer just toys ...they are top quality museum pieces.... excellent job...👍👍👍👍👍
Too bad the videos are fake, nothing is in that bad of shape
@@MrKenstar2 I don't know, I've been to several antique shops and some old toys do look like how this did in the beginning.
The catspector was unsure about this one. Once again you blew my socks off . Another beautiful restoration. Even Beaker was surprised. Just wow!
At first Beaker was like "Uh...I don't know about this one..."
Looney tunes melodiasías animadas ayer hoy
"catspector!" Good one! Cats are soooo "helpful." ;-)
🐱Mechanic be inspecting they’ll charge you in tuna
@@dzymslizzy3641 Survived the Cat Scan!
Look at Beaker inspecting the truck. She's becoming a real expert on restoration, honestly she probably knows more than I do at this point.
But I'm not sure how safe it is for a cat to be sniffing lead paint.
Tonka never used lead paint, even on much older models.
She needs to be sure it's purrrfect.
I honestly didn’t think there was enough metal under all that rust to restore. Once again you astounded me and proved me wrong. Beautiful work!
Sua Maestà La Sabbiatrice la fa sempre da protagonista...😁
I love how Beaker gave it such a good inspection at the beginning and then gave it less than a cursory glance at the end as if to say, “Yeah, well, that’s more like it.”
Superb restoration. I thought there would have been more holes in it, the rust was everywhere. It looked so bad.
Really, REALLY enjoy watching these restorations! Quality of work and your attention to the details.... simply top notch! Well done, young man.... well done indeed! Take care, be safe and God bless!
Agreed!
My daughter says .... " Where is the sheep ? .... Oh. A cat... that's OK "... my son sees the sandblater and says Dad can we get one ? For what l replied .... meatloaf night he said... glad my wife is at her sister's ... nice restoration, very cool truck.
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I love the cat insurance adjuster! Sure to his time inspecting this one. Love your videos. You do beautiful work.
WOW!! GREAT JOB!!!BRAVO!!
Very professional work, Thanks my friend, Big like
That paint was scary....I didn't think there was much left under it! Great restoration!
I can only imagine the immense degree of satisfaction you must feel having completed a transformation like this. Looks better than new now.
Stunning job!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️
Though that tank is taunting me… 😑
I know it feels good bringing back something so rare. I feel good watching you bring it back. Thanks for sharing.
Another awesome restoration. Thanks for sharing.
Nice work, you can tell it's a labor of love
Hi Beaker!! You supervise so well. I think you deserve more treats. Great job Chip!!
Tonka was a good company. Shame we don't make things like that any longer.
A very thorough inspection by the catspector before the job started. Good to see
Congratulation chip Channel the Fábio and Rafael from Brazil. Excelent restauration. Long life the Channel.
Chip channel Restoration you continue to amaze me with your amazing talent and dedication to complete your work and make them toy cars and trucks a new toy to make any child happy again.😂 😂😂😂😂
Outstanding job Chip...👍
I was already looking forward to this Sunday's video. Thank you Chip!
I know you're looking at that tank for a next project. You gotta give the people what they want!
Beautiful Restoration index👏👏👏
There are lots of Tonka restorers out there in YT land but none with the skills and craftsmanship you display in every video. Thanks for sharing another of your creations with us.
Wait. hold up, the gentleman @ TRG RESTORATIONS is as good as Chip here in my opinion
I also believe they have mutual respect for one another and both are some of the best in the biz.
Beautiful restoration mister good job well done
Hands down, the absolute BEST toy restorations on the inter-webs!!! Thanks Chip Channel... keep 'em rollin'
The train engine you have in the pile, looks like its gonna be a very interesting restoration proyect :D
CHIP! Thanks for the head's up! This is terrific! I wish you know who was here to see this, he would have loved it! How wonderful!
Chip, you know me by another name. Thanks for the email!
Amazing job as always. You are preserving these toys for the future generations, so they know, what kids in our times played with. These old toys are true treasures and a valuable heritage of a long gone era.
We couldn't agree more!
WOW! What a great job on restoring this truck. It was a mess. Just love your videos. Thank you for doing an excellent job. Carol from California
Absolutely beautiful, you always do such a fantastic job.
Awesome as usual
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Love the quality control cat.
Following a very detailed inspection by "Dr. F.E.LINE", the order to proceed was issued. The Master Restorer then took over, and what a result ! My sincere compliments to you & the Dr. BRILLIANT WORK !
You master number 1!!!!Its beautiful 🤩!!!!!Super job and beauty car!!!!!!
Love the cat and the sheep. Also your videos!
Sweet frame off restoration,,,,beautiful,,👏👏👏
Chrome work is fantastic!!
Great restoration job! Fine restoration.
Chip: Here's the former rust bucket, all fixed up.
Beaker: I'll eat a treat to that.
Another great job, Chip!.
that cat just smelled the trucks history ... it knows more about where it has been than we ever would ... just from sniffs
Another Fan!tastic! resto Chip It looks better than new, Bravo!
Though I liked the various dolls I was given, I envied my older brother's Tonka cars, dump trucks snd crane. When I was around six, my Dad gave me a "found" blue horse trailer for my various plastic animals. I played with my long trailer more than my metal kitchen set (refrigerator, stove and sink). Once we became teens our toys were passed down to younger relatives or donated. Thank you for bringing them back to such amazing conditions. 🍄🍄
Looking great!!!
Once again, it’s Beaker tested and Beaker approved. Fantastic work as usual!
You are an amazing talent! An artist, doctor and healer all in one! Love it! A Tonkaologist if you will.
Beautiful Truck and wonderful collection.
Amazing when brought back to life!
That’s now a work of art,I’d gladly put that on my bookshelf as a book end,please please do the tank next I like the look of that one,thanks for sharing
Love and peace from Ireland
One of the things that surprised me the most is that replacement parts for the tires etc are still available! Talk about a NICHE market!
Lovely restoration. A true labor of love.
Sandblasting that front grill was the best ASMR. Made me happy and able to get thru the rest of my day. Thanks.
I love your work - when I was growing up the boy next door had several of these Tonka trucks, would have been early 1970's
The valuable ones are '49-'63
Gorgeous - and weirdly satisfying to watch the transformation. Beautiful job.
Nice. I was born in 1962. Can not remember what year I got my Tonka fire engine, I believe 1966. It pumped water. I still have the engine. I pull it out for the Christmas Tree every year. I did not find a Tonka. When replacing the sewer line in my 1951 house, I found a rubber truck. I did clean it up.
Masterful job restoring it Chip it looks excellent and like a brand new toy!!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
awesome restoration! You sir are a artisan and a mechanic. The Tonka Man.
Fantastic job love the color green the white really makes the truck look good.
Very nice work my friend it’s amazing the craftsmanship back then compared to todays garbage.
Beautiful restoration and an awesome collection!
Excellent restoration sir. Your amazing skills are awesome.
Very nice. It amazed me that there was very little rust under the peeling paint! When I first saw it I figured you would be JB Weld/ bondo-ing the entire truck.
Well done! Thank you for posting this.
I really like the restoration of these classic toys, brings me back to a bunch of childhood memories of having fun all year lomg when I was child/pre-teen.
This channel is amazing. My 3 yr old begs for yucky truck. He loves seeing them transform. His cute “wow!!!” Is soooooo good.
Looks great, I love the colour.👍
Words cannot describe how before and after, thumbs up
very nice.that powder coat is great.wish i could afford one.larry
you did a great job restoring the jet delivery truck.
Gorgeous work!!!
Another great result.
It was in a terrible state!!!
The sand blasting is a real blessing for a job like that and it is as strangely therapeutic as ever.
They really came up with a host of different trucks off the basic layout.
Look forward to the next one!!!
I'm always astounded at how good the metal is under all that rust. They really built toys to last back when I was a kid!
The condition is fake, always is
@@MrKenstar2I understand what your saying. It's easy to break, add grease and other stuff to make things appear older than they are. The problem here is oxidation. You van make something look as if it was oxidized, but for something to actually oxidize takes time and have bugs in them, takes time in harsh conditions. Oxidation is a chemical reaction, in this case ions are exchanged with oxygen. Metal (ferrous 2+ extra electron or Ferric 3+ extra electrons) oxygen has 8 electrons to share. When H2O come in contact with Fe you end up with a passionate match of 4Fe+3O2 - 2Fe2O3. Depending how much of this reaction has taken place, you may or may not have enough Fe left to work with. This is a simplified version of oxidation. You can't sand blast something that is grime to make it look oxidized. It must be clean of residue or grime. It's kind of hard to achieve such natural form of decay unless the where bought and thrown away allowing it to rust and be decayed by nature over a long period of time. If that's the case, he's still doing a darn good job at restoring it back to mint condition.
Another amazing restoration! Thank you for sharing! I agree that the pattern and texture of the paint flaking and corrosion was interesting. I see that others have commented that the original paint appeared more turquoise, which I like very much; but I am also a fan of the green that you chose. Both colors are appropriate to the era. Hello to Beaker and the sheep. 😊
The checkering was a bit like something that had been in a fire, but the truck overall didn't look like it had been.
Could the choice of color have to do with what the powder manufacturer makes available as standard colors? I'm sure a turquoise could be mixed, but there would need to be enough of it to coat everything, and some kept for any future repairs to that particular toy. (Or perhaps an exact formula by weight of standard color powders arrived at, and that formula then kept with the toy.)
Tonka Toys went cheep, no seat or steering wheel or dashboard sticker, but the restoration was perfect.
Very well done! I remember those trucks from back then🤗🙃😊
Good move having it cat scanned before disassembly ;-)
The kids and I were getting worried about the one-eyed sheep, but after rewinding a few times we spotted it. My little ones were relieved that it's okay. Fantastic work on the restore and thank you for the content
Once again, a beautiful restoration! You do the best work! I agree I prefer the original blue with the white. It seems more early 60’s! Ether way top notch!!
I’m amazed that this one didn’t require any body filler.
I was expecting a lot of pitting but lo and behold, once sandblasted the steel looked factory fresh.
... and exactly this made me think, the car suffered from a chemical fake corrosion...
@@tommes55 That thought was in my mind also. Just needed some footage of a surprise finding in the gardens or rice fields nearby 😉
If there's something strange
In your neighborhood
Who you gonna call?
SandBlaster!😅👍
Very Very awesome work
Beaker's getting good at doing cat scans of your finished work, and has the same coloring as my oldest cat. Incidentally, housecats are derived from the African wild cat, and are about the same size and the colors are about the same as Beaker and my Sandy cat.
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Beaker and my boy, Axel, have the same coloring too. Axel also does cat scans of whatever I'm working on! 🥰😆
Gorgeous restoration !!!!
You have, by far, some of the most satisfying sandblasting clips on the internet. 👌
Excellent as always!
I can’t be the only one that thought that “chips channel delivery” would have been sweet
Nice restoration , colleague. Keep going to recording videos and keep growing your channel . Perfect content and all . Support 👍🔥💪
Awesome restoration chip love the bright green and white colour scheme.Have you thought about a Tonka museum to showcase these vintage Tonka toys..👍💫⭐✨🌟
Amazing work!!!!!
This one looks like a previously restored one that was put into a salt brine for about a month.
No dents seen when sandblasting. Very weird for a child's toy. And the plastic pieces look like what we'd find at the beach. Same with the metal rods that hold the sign rails.
But a great video nonetheless!
Looks like I´m not the only one who has a very strange feeling about this video.
Another great rebirth!
Back when I was a hippie, I discovered a 1958 GMC Pickup in a garage. I bought it for $3,000, fooled around with it for 2 years, and finally ended up selling it for $3,000 with no wiring in it. Just a short story from the good old days. You did what I wanted to do only smaller. Keep up the good work!
wow, that sandblasting was extra satisfying!
Gosh darn thing was pert near mint condition before you started!!!
Superb re-craftsmanship!