Rusty Tonka Bulldozer - Restoration

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Today is a very exciting video for me! My first Tonka, a brand of diecast that I've wanting to restore forever. This video I'm working on a slightly rusty Tonka bulldozer. Enjoy!

[westonward]

Great job on the Tonka Bulldozer. Maybe if you turned the bolts around they might not rub the tracks so much. I really enjoy your humor in the videos.

[RoadRunnergarage]

Thanks for keeping the videos flowing during difficult times...

[TheQuirkyGarage]

We all know your table is hurt forever 😂😂

[raymonde]

That's now a stonker of a Tonka. Excellent result on this model Nick.

[RoadRunnergarage]

An EXCELLENT restoration job!!.. All ready to go back to roadbuilding and industrial work!!.. Keep up the great work Bud!!

[RoadRunnergarage]

Nice job on the small fine details too!!

[rodlelievre]

`Nice job, maybe put the bold heads on the outside and the nuts on the inside, to give a better finish

[RoadRunnergarage]

Miraculously the tracks are still there.. A lot of these toy crawlers will be missing the tracks when you find them...

[martindaredare]

Great work Nick, makes a change and good content

[chezsnailez]

Nice li'l Killdozer! Like everyone else suggested, flip the nuts & screws...

[robertsawyer]

another great job nick brilliant you always make me laugh

[shaunfelton]

Are you likely to do a larger vehicle resto? Great job!

[lotharrenz]

Thy Mighty Tonka give us today... of course we don't mind you losing your mind. XD
nice job, for a first one. :) thoise semi-professionals use "original rivets" and a curious tool to press them, and I don't wanna know the price tag on them. thus, screw it. ;) it's interesting how detailed these toys actually are once you look closer, and how much they gain with a few details. ^^

[briansdiecastthailandstoth]

I think they is something missing from then holes on the top