1939 CHEVY TIRES 1948 PLYMOUTH & WOOD GRAINING

[@dennisgallagher1686]

Artist seamtress mechanic bodyman you do it all i appreciate your talents

[@had2galsinthebooth]

Don't forget blacksmith,machinist,salvager,tow truck driver and Dad/grampa/husband. Anyone else want to add to the list of JW's talents?

[@waynegouin939]

Jack of all trades. Master of none? NOT Jonathan. He's definitely the master of most!

[@DrewToner]

And Burl master!

[@williamjohn8404]

Also makes his own water.

[@marygarner5249]

It's always good when Jonathan comes by😉

[@daviddamico4288]

Wheels & tires look real good as far as the dent that too great job ....

[@nodnostrebor4300]

I'm pretty sure Jonathan just took a video of the other front quarter and digitally reversed the image to make it look like he fixed the dent.

[@daviddamico4288]

Nod Nostrebor don’t think so you can see the black primer where he painted it

[@Dave-ty2qp]

@@nodnostrebor4300 LOL

[@tysonwilliams2085]

Thanks Jonathan between you and coldwarmotors I'm learning a lot ,the 39 is looking great ,thanks for the paint how to ,on the rims and door

[@ChrisXif1]

Jonathan - you're part mechanic, part fabricator, part artist, part archaeologist, and part zoologist!! I can't believe what you've done with the 39 - fantastic restoration. And thanks for fixing that drivers front fender crease. - I haven't commented about it, but you nailed the OCD it induced!!

[@mackbruce7545]

Mr.J does DAMN FINEFIXING. Better than I could or anyone else. Enjoy what he does or don't watch. Learn alot an Love seeing these old beauty's come back.! Thankyou Jonathan keep up the great job.

[@TUMBLINJEST]

I learn something new every time I watch you work Jonathan, Thank you - (Ian) - UK

[@howardrundle4862]

I happen to be an English guy living in Canada but no matter where you are from these videos are great. The lovely old cars, skills & easy going nature of Jonathan makes them all real easy to watch & enjoy!

[@sodiorne2]

Always so interesting! And so VERY Happy to see these old cars saved!!

[@12BlittleMacD]

exposing that motor was like watching an archiological dig

[@RealWorldGarage]

12BlittleMacD for real, squirrels been busy!!!

[@erikj.2066]

What is it? A T-Rex skeleton? A lost city? A Pharos tomb? Nope.... something far more interesting, a Chrysler flat head 6.

[@gregdrake2276]

I appreciate everything you do on your channel great education in repairing and fabrication; along with improvising with what you have at hand to accomplish your build. Thank you for letting us inside your life through your channel almost every video brings back memories of my family growing up tinkering with cars and getting things moving that’s sat for years.

[@williambeauparlant556]

Awesome job with the paint, I'm glad you do things your way

[@richardsumner4214]

THANKS !!! Always good to see something DIFFERENT !!!

[@maxhenry1977]

The fender on the 39 looks great. The burl effect turned out great too. I had my doubts about it at first but you were right, it looks really good. Finally, you gave me a good laugh when you call the air cleaner on the 48 a nut filter 😂

[@georgew.morrowiii118]

I like the rims and tires - nice job with the hammer and dolly on the infamous dent ...

[@davemiller6893]

Hey Jonathon, Thanks mate, I really look forward to your videos. Regards Dave, Wirral, Uk

[@jkholley1118]

Lol about the dent. Dent or no dent it's cool seeing you bring these old cars back to life. Thanks for sharing your skills with us and I think it's important that these videos will be around to show people in the future what a true mechanic and craftsmen is.

[@whalesong999]

Improvisation is so essential for refreshing our attitudes and you do super things with yours. Thanks for the uploads and the ongoing story as the ol' Chevy takes on some life again.

[@chrisdowland]

I loved that “I got the dent out just to make you happy “ lol screw them guys leave it dented up if you want it’s your car. :)

[@MrPaige222]

Chris Dowland Lol...after it's fixed, it's perfect. And ge comments "best I can do on short notice".....

[@chrisdowland]

paige hunt exactly what I was thinking it looks great

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

Johnathan, you have to quit catering to all the commenters that feel like you need to do this and that! You are one of the best old school mechanics an prouabably body men I have ever seen.. you just do what you do in the time frame you have and the ones that really enjoy when and how you get things done will keep watching and learning. I am amazed with the knowledge and your kindness to share with us. Thank you.

[@robertbiggs4934]

Wheels and tires look great on the '39!! Shows you don't have to spend bunches of money to get outstanding results! Thanks for sharing.

[@chemxfan]

"That dent is triggering my asthma!" "The wheel color makes me dizzy!" Show of hands - who else is willing to post videos of the work they've done on THEIR '39 Chevrolet? I don't have one, so I can't do it - & therefore I support the man that does. I'm going to miss that dent though. I thought it gave the car a little more character. I hope that Jonathan can get the Plymouth to start, then the know-it-alls will have something new to complain about.

[@GlamStacheessnostalgialounge]

I think John is giving them too much attention. I have yet to scroll the comments and find a negative one complaining about x or y.

[@rockerpat1085]

I post videos of my 39 Ford Standard Coupe and my 54 Bel Air HT and my other cars and my crazy ass antics!!! That includes my guitar playing!!! So basically I ain't scared!!! Keep Rocking it out!!!

[@marcuscross5087]

I look for your videos every day!! So nice to see common sense at work. Another great job!!

[@superduty4556]

Best part of my day

[@grantw.whitwam9948]

Thank god someone left the air cleaner on the Plymouth. Wheels and tires look amazing.

[@waynegouin939]

Thank God, He left the air cleaner on it.

[@waynegouin939]

Hi Jonathan. Helluva good job. The leaf blower was the right tool for the job. Tires and rims look beautiful. You sprayed the front fender with dent-b-gone, and it worked! Save me a can. Love this channel. Love the wood grain trick.

[@born_again_torinos]

Thank you so much for taking that dent out of the fender of the Soilent Chevy.

[@NickRatnieks]

We got bombarded with bad news, all the time. However, it is great to go to KZbin and watch decent folk like Jonathan showing us their skills and doing good stuff. This reminds us that there are plenty of decent people around- and they will always outnumber the lunatics we see in the everyday news broadcasts.

[@_Ramen-Vac_]

well color me impressed. U are the happy squirrel burl master, Bob! I actually am a painter w/ a BFA, and you got me w/ a Walmart bag. Rock-&-Roll.

[@nunyabizness199]

I remember that brown burl color on the old trim. Looks great !

[@KCAATV]

I'm not sure your dent removal was enough to cure OCD but it was really good work. I wish you had made a video if it. It's always fun to watch to make a silk purse out of a sows ear.

[@SuperchiefApache]

The wood detail looks like a dark gnurled maple. I love it! Nice job on the dent!

[@waynegouin939]

I hit the You Tube Jackpot, When I found this channel! I love it when you pan the camera and show the yard. What a wonderful collection of cars and stuff. When I die, and go to heaven, I'll probably end up in your driveway!

[@jackbaker452]

Dadgum Jon for you know it you are going have that thing looking cool! Hope your still whipping the smoking battle,i know you can.!

[@jamesbennett44]

Your statement "best I could do on short notice" made me laugh.

[@MrPaige222]

James Bennett IKR. Damn thing is ready for black paint.....and knowing Jonathan, probably only took 10 or 15 minutes.....

[@terryezzell7376]

Super job on getting that dent out of the front fender, you are a man of many many talents

[@garyfeltus9801]

Those new tires on Chev looks really good. Thanks for sharing.

[@daved7024]

Johnathan, WHEELS look FANTASTIC on that 39 and sweet job on that left fender dent👍👍👍😊☺️

[@peterlobb6456]

Great job on the wood graining, I look forward to seeing it in the daylight with some clear shot over it.

[@lateefcarrere1649]

Some people just aren't happy unless they've got something to kvetch about - World's going to hell in a handbasket, but a dent in a otherwise nice old car in need of a little TLC makes you itch. The problem's not with the car, it's with YOU. Why don't you go to a channel where pi--ing & moaning is welcome? I look forward to Jonathan's next project, & I've even watched some of his earlier ones - the man is talented, no big bucks TV crew doing the grunt work off camera, no shiny shop , no script. Just a man, a plan, & what he's got on hand. Can't get any more real than that. Thanks for posting, sir!

[@asteverino8569]

Great tid bits. Nice result on those wheels. Jonathan W crafts. 🎨 cool 😎 Loved the Bob Ross reference. 😀😂

[@8dogsbarking]

Using a leaf blower to shade tree a car is brilliant and funny as heck! Love it!

[@CreatorCade]

I’ve been wanting to do some wood graining on a 55 ford dash and you’ve given me some inspiration.

[@MMitchellMarmel]

Going forward, that Plymouth will forever be "The Mulchmobile" to me.

[@williamdavidson9009]

Plymouth must be as old as dirt!!

[@bryanphillips6666]

The Plymouth's dirt is older, but not by mulch!

[@aarongrabowski5620]

Nice job getting that dent out brother. Looking good!!!

[@dougeubank]

Great video Johnathan, as I've said in the past you inspire me to get out and have fun in what you are doing.

[@danielheartsill4269]

I'm old,77 and I like white walls. When I put tires on my pickup I put white walls on it. It's a Nissan Frontier with fifteen inch wheels. I don't haul heavy loads so I put car tires on it. Really helped the ride also.

[@davidfraser4830]

THIS IS HANDS DOWN THE BEST DANG CONTENT ON KZbin. PERIOD. PURE ENTERTAINMENT AND FASCINATING AS HECK. ALL CAPS TO EMPHASIZE MY POINT HAHA

[@TheWalkmanRotation]

This car is looking awesome. I never wanted an old original '39 Chevy before-but man-I would be stoked to drive that.

[@solomonlynn7456]

You are right about ocd on the dent. Personally, I kind of like those old "Grandpa whiskey dents" . It's part of the patina and history of the car. That being said, keep doing what you want to do. It's not your viewers car, it's yours. You're the one doing the work.

[@dougscott8161]

Hi, Jonathan (2:15) beautiful job on that dent removal, it was kind of getting to me, but I had kept quiet. You are a magician with these old cars, I wish I lived near you. Thanks and please keep these wonderful videos coming.

[@LarryDeSilva64]

Those leaves preserved some of paint after you blew them away could see the light blue paint. Really like those big white wall tires and the wheels you painted. Really nice job getting that dent out of that fender too.

[@MoondyneJoe]

Hi Jonathon, I used to be a leather worker for many years and one technique I used was simular but I used sheep skin like on a sheepskin seat cover to apply the dye in a simular way and depending on the article I was making I would include different shades of brown or whatever the colours effect you where after, you also can use a snippet of kitchen sponge as well, my creations sold well so I must have done something right! I appreciate all the work you put into the channel Jonathan thank for teaching me lots of valuable tips and sharing so much information with us. Tony from Western Australia.

[@jorgefernandez-mv8hu]

You never ceases to amaze me with your talent. That wood graining looks nice. I bet with a little more practice you can make it look like a different style. Either way, nice job on that. Love the wheels on the Chevrolet and a fine job on the fender dent. I was totally amazed at just how much of the woods was in that Plymouth engine. I'm betting you can get that engine going for sure. Maybe the a/c compressor is locked up and it's keeping the engine from turning? My money is on you make it purr like a kitten before long. Have a good day! This video made my day nicer.

[@interpinto]

I sure appreciate you taking time to make and edit these videos. Very interesting. Especially the failed attempts at wood grain and wheel pinstripes.

[@armitage1950]

I’m gonna try that burl technique when I do my 41 Plymouth dash!

[@mikejohnson5837]

Like the direction you're taking with the 39 Chevy. The woodgrain segment was interesting. Hope to see more with the 48 Plymouth soon too!

[@bcgrittner]

A/C on a ‘48 Plymouth. Who’da thunk? I remember a woodgraining technique where the base coat is sprayed and then cheesecloth is used as the pattern for the grain by randomly opening and closing the cheesecloth mesh along the surface to be painted. Then spray the darker wood color through the cheesecloth. I think it was Jesse James Monster Garage. The ‘39 is coming along. Keep those videos coming.

[@JazzStrat781]

Love your videos and sure love that 39 Chevy, best to you Jonathan!

[@alansauer6853]

I going to like that wood grain finish. And Knocking out that dent was impressive. I bet off camera you pulled the plugs and oiled up the cylinders. I hope you get it to free up tomorrow. Always great seeing what you are doing. Thanks for the video

[@AliasUndercover]

It's definitely OCD. But it really does look better. Nice work, as always. I love your videos.

[@billriii]

Love this project look everyday for new episodes. Have a 1938 master deluxe business cpe that has been in the family since 1966.

[@raym3036]

I like watching your videos at the end of my day. Like dessert, saving the best for last. Thanks for sharing.

[@tombob671]

Wood looks great, dent removal 👍👍👍👍👍, i like the tires too.... old plymouth looks interesting , Your videos are the best. Thanks

[@kriswright1022]

Tom Burgess did you notice the aftermarket vintage 70’s ac compressor?

[@paulchurch5929]

@@kriswright1022 I installed the aftermarket ac kits for 40 years on cars and trucks

[@jameshicks4944]

Well i learned something new,how to paint wood grain,good video,those wheels and tires look great,thanks for the video.

[@ghettsumm7949]

I used the same paint technique on my living room walls. It came out looking like leather. Very nice 👌

[@augienajera642]

Mr W. that 39 is one nice ride!

[@donnyboyblue]

Wow, you sure are making the 39 Chev look great, working your magic and know how!

[@leonardwalters154]

Love the wood grain idea ,and the wide whites look great, keep up the great work, love the projects

[@jon-christiankaczor5384]

Jonathan your a very smart and creative guy. Like they say Necessity is the mother of invention. I am also a tradesman and dabble in all kinds of stuff and some people call us hacks but I like to say we are just very creative people and the whole modern world was built by men like us that are not afraid to try a new idea

[@bobleeswoodshop7919]

Jonathan you are amazing, I love watching your adventures. It’s always something new! I can’t wait to see what you come up with in your next video!

[@Kickinpony66]

As much as I endured seeing Bob Ross on Public Television (as a child), I love how you Reference Him! Happy Trees! :) It's difficult to believe that Bob Ross was once a "Hardened US Air Force Seargent", but, he was! Great video!

[@HansFormerlyTraffer]

My dad was a decorator...even a Church decorator. He did something similar with a crushed up news paper...different kind of paint though. He also sometimes use a potato cut into a shape to use as a printing block to get the same pattern over and over. There are professional tools for wood graining...combs and stuff.

[@frankencoupe]

Vehicle rescue, engine repair and rebuilding, fabrication, suspension, body work, painting, upholstry, now arts and crafts. Whats next cooking an fashion? Great channel !!

[@steventangney1367]

thanks for repairing the dent, looks much better.

[@huck01955]

The tires and rims look great . Crazy how much the leafs built up over the years

[@jeffbowling2632]

Enjoy your videos love seeing these old cars come back to life! (I've probably said this before )

[@mikelamothesr.8998]

Wicked! That dent gave the 72-year-old car panache. I am only 70 and I look one Hell of a lot worse. Like your detailing of YOUR car, Waiting patiently to see your next post of you working with old stuff that you bought and paid for. Mike

[@IDPhotoMan]

Woo! These videos are the ones i click on first.

[@Bamaman14k]

I thought that little dent was just a little bit of character. I was diagnosed OCD but it didn't bother me a bit. LOL. I like that color and that technique on the glass trim is amazing. Really like that a lot. Jimmy

[@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE]

That Jonathan is a pro at body work! 😃👍 you cant tell there was ever a dent there. Love the videos Jonathan. You're a huge inspiration 🙂👍

[@angelonicassio7131]

Cool hurled wood idea! The wheels look fantastic. I always love period correct colours.

[@Jddvs]

Looking good, Jonathan! The faux wood grain will give a nice touch to the interior. That Plymouth engine compartment is a mess. It will be interesting to see if it will ever run again. Good content!

[@marcijunebug]

Love the way wood grain turned out

[@ianlane7026]

The paint effect turned out great. In place of the plastic bag you can get some tin (cooking) foil which you really crumple up into a ball, making sure it is really crupled into small peaks and troughs and use that to remove bits of your brown paint rotating it to present a different part to vary the paint effect, but it's whatever works best/easiest for you.

[@markhensley1589]

Glad you went with whitewalls - looks better with the fender un-dinged. Not sure about the wood tone interior trim, won't really be able to appreciate it until it's all back on the car. All in all, I really like it. Hey, didn't you pick up a 67 cadillac awhile back? I can't remember if it was for you or somebody else. I've got a great idea for it because restoration is too expensive, and sedans don't bring enough money, and you just fix cars to drive...what about a rockabilly cruiser? Red wheels, satin black body, checkerboard seat covers, that good ol 429 singing through some lakes pipes, high up front, low in the back, etc. ( I'd drive it)

[@672egalaxie6]

The car just pops with those wheels. And I love the way the burling treatment came out. It's gonna look great. And that dent didn't bother me none, but ya did a good job removing it. As always, thanks fer takin' us along...

[@calvanrootselaar6243]

Love the Bob Ross comment!

[@jeffebinger1218]

Just waiting for Bob to put a happy little cabin over here😁

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Dear Johnathan W. You're the man, Sir! Thank you sooo much for eliminating the dent on the front fender. Still don't know why it affected me so much. Maybe because you invested so much work on the rear end = the front should be straight too?! 2) Although I hoped that you paint the rims red, I have to admit that the cappuccino ones look great too. I sure thought that you do the interior in red again (like it is). But red fabric must be bought and light brown is already in the upholstery workshop. As good as possible with as little money as possible. That's definitely a very good way to go. By the way: You did a very amazing and impressive paint job! That wood graining looks really really great. Thanks a lot for making teaching recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and health. Postscriptum: I just googled what OCD means... hope I'm able to pay you back some day! ;-) :-)

[@howardkoster4026]

Jonathan, that fender dent came out well!!! I dunno, as you say, you repair these cars and they are not meant as trailer queens...it is what it is. Interesting, wood grain detail...cool touch.

[@joelferguson8977]

The work you do is good, but I believe it’s you and the way you think about things that draws people to your channel. God speed to you.

[@lorenhiscutt978]

I like the wood grain look very well done my friend

[@iaagg]

I can't believe how good those tires and wheels look in that color. You hit that one right on the head.

[@paulorchard7960]

Love the wood grain, it will be a real nice feature!

[@mrgreenjeans5669]

Love the Bob Ross reference and all your work

[@mikeembrey9176]

The Plymouth engine looks like a Jasper engine rebuild they where green like that back in the day, good video

[@RXRSawdustStation]

Outstanding video, Jonathan! Thanks, man!

[@atascocalnative2376]

Johnathon your channel is awesome.I recently subscribed because I have a 48 Windsor club coupe .That needs alot of help. Watching your channel has taught me alot thamk you.

[@VDPEFi]

Wow those bias Plies look good. So much better than modern radials, aesthetically at least!

[@phooesnax]

Happy little indications of wood grain!