Does anyone else find these old restoration videos interesting?

I found them very relaxing and very informative about history enjoy

a reply to: jerich0

I do, I actually watch quite a few of them.

here's one of my favorites.

I like this guys channel

a reply to: baddmove

I'll have to sub to this channel I've not seen this one but I've seen so many others good call thank you!

My company bought some old used 25–30-gallon Gas station oil dispenser tanks with the hand crank pump on top. That was in about 1979. The tanks were from the 40s or 50s. They used them to dispense different grades of oil and solvent. They used them for over 30 years, then moved them out to the boneyard. I grabbed one, and painstakingly restored it. I painted it cherry red. then applied two very large Valvoline stickers to the sides, and one medium size sticker to the front. I bought the stickers on ebay. They were new old stock from the early 70s. They weren't cheap. The hand crank pump works great. Ill havet to post some pictures for you guys sometime. I park my cherry red antique (1949) motorcycle next to it in the garage. It has caught the eye of people visiting me. I've been told its worth some money. I just like looking at it

I also restored this 71 Chevelle (Chromabase paint) Crate engine


And restored the engine and interior of my 1930 Ford. It hadnt run for 50 years. Ran like a top after I was finished
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I do now. That was so satisfying to watch. I just watched this one.

Thanx 👍💪

a reply to: visitedbythem

is the Chevelle a big block?

Bookmarked S&F i can defiantly see this being relaxing to wind down with in the evenings

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: visitedbythem

is the Chevelle a big block?

No. Its a Canadian Goodwrench 350 fresh out of the crate. Glass packs and a Holly. Real loud

I like them so much I'm in the process of starting my own youtube restoration channel.

My current favorite is the "my mechanics" channel.



a reply to: jerich0